Review Notes: After about 9 months of aging these cigars are still very good, though they have lost the strong leathery tones that they had when young. At light they are pretty strong, with some cocoa and a potent cedary tone. The leathery sweetness is still there but subdued and they tend to be a bit dry. Still turning milder after an inch to a consistent medium bodied even burn with good ash retention. Alternating mix of toasty, lightly earthy and cedary flavors with leathery puffs every now and then. Near the band on two different ones it required a purge to clear up some unpleasant tanginess. Good complexity but I think I actually prefer them younger.

 Review Notes: I found this to be a really good cigar. From start to finish I enjoyed the total experience. Construction took a hit with a below average draw, but otherwise it was well made. For a smoke that I was told would be medium to full, it easily could be considered full to some. I found the flavor and finish to be excellent.

 Review Notes: Don't get me wrong, this stick has a reasonable amount of taste, but not enough to warrant the usual asking price- which is a lot more than I paid for my samples. But they were far superior to the Graycliff Espressos that I compared them to.

 Review Notes: The smoke is complex but at many times bland. Does have hints of cedar at at times a rich smoke. Good construction and wrapper. Overall, decent but nothing more.

 Review Notes: The legend is as most Gurkhas are great quality. The cigar is what I would consider in the medium to full body range. The cigar is flavorful with a bit of a kick but in no way overpowering. I cant say enough about cigars that smoke clean with no bitterness. A great smoke for the afficianado and newby.