Review Notes: I was greatly dissapointed in this cigar, after reading so many great reviews. The draw was tight and almost nonexistent at some points. Had to relight a few times, and the canoe dipped real low. The flavor left much to be desired as well.

 Review Notes: i was surprised to find this stick was so mild. but had rich tones of cashew and wood, with a little cinnamon kick. again with all the lines they have now i think this was a nice addition. pleasing to the palate and was reasonable in price. price is 5 pack price per.

 Review Notes: Great looks, draw and taste. Some variation from stick to stick in burn characteristics, but one helluva value for under $3 apiece. Initial impression seems to leave some room for improvement, and improve it does. All in all, a great Gurkha.

 Review Notes: This wasn't a terrible cigar, but maybe they need more time in the humi. It started off nice but started going sour and harsh after about a half inch. Burned a bit hotter than I'd expected and started to canoe a bit. I'll keep the other 4 in the humi for a few months and try another. Other than that, construction was flawless, draw was nice, pre-light aroma was very nice.

 Review Notes: bought 10/$30US six months ago. appearance is meticulous construction is very good, burn is less than even but no effect on smoking experience. ash falls off at about 2" flavor starts out peppery but mellows after couple of minutes. seems to me the 54 ring leads to a longer smoke and the big barrel allows for a more complex blend of flavors. wrapper is spicer and less lush than my favorite honduran maduros, but equally pleasant, highly recommended after 6 months; just hope i can keep my paws off the rest for another 6 and see what a year tastes like.