Review Notes: Maybe I'm missing something w/ this fuerte but I found it mild and tasty; not at all imposing in its strength. Burn and draw are first rate. I might buy a box just to sit on awhile and see if these mature into something more powerful. Good now though.

 Review Notes: This is a masculine smoke. Nicely pressed, excellently priced. While the flavor isn't very deep, it looks exactly how it tastes: dark chocolate with a bit of leather and a slightly sweet finish. Forget about appearances, however, this is a smoke you take on the road or golf course, you can smoke it while doing yard work or fixing that project car in the back shed. Indian Tabac again and again gives you a cigar you don't have to baby like a $10 Fuente. This is what you take to the bar or the barbecue. No brandy or scotch with this, but it compliments a Sam Adams extremely well. It's nice to have quality construction combined with good flavor. Whenever I'm on stage, this is the stick I keep between my while hammering away at the bass.

 Review Notes: Construction was very good, salt and pepper ash, held together nicely. Mild to medium strength. This stick had a bitter taste, especially toward the end. Got this with a sample pack.

 Review Notes: I enjoyed it a lot more than I expected I would. I paired it up with some sweet brandy, and it matched quite well. Good draw, fairly even burn, a nice ash that stayed together for close to 2 inches too. It had a nice salt&peppery aftertaste for most of it, turing darker and more robust towards the end. It lasted over an hour too! I'd rate this one along with CAO Black, and it would make a good go-to cigar.

 Review Notes: A very good smoke for the price. I found the burn quality sub par. Several times I had to relight one end for it to catch up. Flavor was very good considering the price. This is a great everyday smoke for the price, but nothing to whip out during special occasions.