Review Notes: Great looks with very good draw, but a very irregular burn. Late developing flavor that left me disappointed in comparison to all the excellent Crest Toro smokes I've had in the past.

Review Notes: Last night I decided to try another Crest just to make sure my last one was not a fluke. I have never seen so much smoke come off a stogie. It reminded me of a steam engine coming out of a 4 mile tunnel. The draw was excellent, the shorter it got the better it tasted, till it burnt my nose. Only problem that was experienced with this stick was a canoe large enough to hold a war party of eight Mohegan braves. For a very inexpensive cigar, I give it an 8+.

Review Notes: I've only had 2 of these but they seem to need the same process I used for other Gurkhas like the Ninja and Black Dragon. I keep them at a constant 69% RH and take them out for 2 days of dry boxing before I smoke them. I didn't do this for the first one and was dissappointed. A week later I tried the dry boxing and was very impressed. This review is based on the second one. Great burn and draw. Smooth, toasty flavors down to the nub. Great value on the auction sites.

Review Notes: After reading the above review I decided to try one of my Gurkha Crest Torpedo that has been in the humi for five months. I must have got a good one. This was the second Crest I have enjoyed and I still have about 18 that will be enjoy in the future. Please let me know how many you want to get rid of at twice what you think they are worth. I am a buyer at $0.20 each and will gladly pay the shipping.

Review Notes: I bought a 10 pack for 19 bucks on cbid. The construction was good, burned very. The smell and taste was awful. I struggled to get past the first third hoping it would get better, but it didn't. This is the second cigar I have tossed before the halfway mark. I don't care if you can buy this cigar for 10 cents, this cigar is not worth it.