Review Notes: As good as there is but damn draw problems in the beginning

 Review Notes: Med body and flavor. Hint of chocolate mixed with wood spices. Very enjoyable smoke with a long finish. A must try for those who like the big cigars.

 Review Notes: Dollar for dollar, these are the finest of all Cuban cigars. Sure they cost a little more than the Romeo and Punch, but they are cheaper than the Cohiba, if that makes you feel any better. How good is the Sir Winston? It is so good that I am not even going to describe it. Instead, I am going to print out what the last few people I've given one of these out to had to say. My attorney: "Greg, that Upman was (expletive deleted) incredible. I'm not charging you near enough". My boss: "I can't enjoy smoking anything else now. I hate you... and I pay you way too much". My father in law: "I'm not wishing it on you or anything but if my daughter... I don't know... like... kills you or something, I get the Upmann's, right?" And for those that simply MUST have a more traditional review: medium bodied, rich and complex, sweet spice, wood, honey, yada, yada, yada... for pete's sake stop reading and get yourself some of these!

 Review Notes: Superbly crafted, a perfect draw and burn for the enormous cigar. Had that classic Upmann floral profile with some sweet undertones chiming in.

 Review Notes: To me that would be Romeo's or Hoyo's churchill/dbl corona. THis, which i often heard was preffered over the RyJ was a pretty big let down cosidering how much i like RyJ's and how 'clse' or 'better' this one was supposed to be (in its own right, of course). Still i nubbed it. It is very tastey, earthy with solid tobacco flavors. Maybe not a classic for me, but still a good smoke.