Review Notes: Hated it ROTT, but after 7 months it did mellow out significantly. Burn issues made it a PITA to smoke. Got hot towards the last third, so I pitched out the window while cruisin at about 70mph lol. Very earthy with hints of cocoa, but too mild, though it's rated med- full.

Review Notes: I waited until the price went down, or I got lucky and found a good price. I paid $6 for mine and yeah, I'm bragging. Once you get past that, it actually taste better. Strong but smooth, though not as strong as expected. The appearance and construction live up to the Graycliff name. I'm not say at even the $6 price I'm going to buy more, but I don't feel cheated in the least.

Review Notes: I waited until the price went down, or I got lucky and found a good price. I paid $6 for mine and yeah, I'm bragging. Once you get past that, it actually taste better. Strong but smooth, though not as strong as expected. The appearance and construction live up to the Graycliff name. I'm not say at even the $6 price I'm going to buy more, but I don't feel cheated in the least.

Review Notes: Great construction, and hefty in the hands. But man, this cigar is severely lacking in the complexity department. The flavors are extremely muddled, with notes of earth and cedar. Finishes bitter with residual woodiness. Threw it away with 2-3 inches left, as I felt that that's what this cigar is good for. Throwing away.

Review Notes: Another OVER-PRICED winner from Graycliff. This cigar is far from being worth $20. Maybe $7 or $8 tops. Offers a good solid flavor and is worth a try at the right price.