Review Notes: A+. Even better than my last review which was a 10. I have some Cubans that haven't aged this well. It has been a very consistent box. No duds but a few uneven burns due to construction, they are hand made so that is to be expected in a box. BUT the taste never fails.

Review Notes: The Corojo wrapper is beautiful with a few light veins. Oily is a nice way. Excellent construction There were no soft spots or draw issues. Notes of nut and leather with a sweet honey taste on the tip of your tounge. Finishes with a touch of fruit and spice. This is an excellent cigar that begs to be enjoyed with no maintenance.

Review Notes: This is a medium cigar with good character, great looks and a long burn. Sit back and relax with a drink. At every price level there are many bad cigars, this is a very good cigar at a very low price. I'm happy to smoke it alongside anything else in my humidor. And what a price! I got a box of 20 on c-bid for $52. It's worthy of the 8+ rating at twice the price, easily.

Review Notes: A great smoking and tasting cigar. Volumes of smoke. No burn problems like those experienced with the Pyramid.

Review Notes: I had been looking for these, and found a 5 pack on C bid for about $14 bucks. Although I wanted to give them all some good humi-time, I couldn't resist trying just one. This cigar looks pretty good overall, but the cap is a bid ugly. Forgetting about that, the overall smoking experience was excellent. Plumes of smoke, packed with maduro notes, provided a really great and flavorful experience. I had read about others who had burn problems, but I didn't have any problems. I toked this one down pretty far, as it began to get a little harsh towards the end. I would highly recommend this cigar to any connoseur of fine cigars. I still have 4 left, but am already watching C Bid for more. Hats off the Gran Habano. This serves to prove that there is, in many cases, little relationship between the price of a cigar and how good it is.