Review Notes: This cigar is large, so set aside a couple of hours for this bad boy. The flavors start out with some mild coffee and spices, develops some nuttiness, then settles for an earthy, peppery flavor with notes of espresso. The draw was great and produced lots of smoke. The burn was ok for such a big ring gauge; however, at about 2.5" it required some touch ups because of some slight tunneling. Overall, this gentle giant was a great way to spend an evening.

Review Notes: One of Gurkha's larger sticks, make sure you have set a side 1.5 to 2 hours to smoke it. A medium to a medium-Full body smoke. The Warlord's I have smoked, all have maintained a good burn and an almost effortless draw. The cigar is powerful, at the end but never harsh, a formidable smoke that is very well constructed -----with notes of---- mocha coffee earthy tones slight spiciness

Review Notes: poor draw,ok wrapper,junk fillers,chewey,could not stay lit indoors.i was scamed because the band was cool and i had a chance at winning the chest this crap came in.

Review Notes: A physically big cigar that retains the blend of their super premium line at a great value. Burns evenly, with a solid construction that will last to the inch. Macadamia mocha flavors with the right spices to bring it to solid medium-full body. Worth every moment for the value.

Review Notes: This bad boy is perfect for playing golf. It took me almost 2hrs to smoke it to the very end. While the ring is 55, it seemed more like a 60. I am a Gurkha fan and this cigar did not disappoint.