Review Notes: This was one of my first handrolled cigars and I'm still fond of it in a nostalgic sense. However, what I thought was wonderful is really just pretty good now that I've had some experience. The burn, draw were good and appearance was outstanding. The price is certanly right, and after having this the day after a $7-$8 Graycliff, I think that in terms of flavor and overall the Buffalo is a bargain as I usually pay a shade under $2 bucks each.

Review Notes: I've been smoking cigars for about three years. I absolutely love the CAO Go and 5 Vegas "A." When I want a mild smoke, this is the one I grab. It has tons of flavor that increases as you go. If you let these sit in the humidor for a while you'll find that they increase with flavor. These are consistent and dependable. Don't pass them up!

Review Notes: I bought several of these at cbid and I love them. I'm not a real fan of mild cigars, but this one I can live with! Nutty and leathery flavors are present. This stick will last you more than an hour and you will find it very enjoyable. It's also a great gift item as it is beautiful cigar to look at.

Review Notes: I really like the way this cigar is presented- cedar wrapped; love the band. The cigar I pulled looked very nice- typical Conneticut medium khaki wrapper. Almost a total absence of veins. The cigar was a little soft, so this made the draw very light (too light for me, actually), and the cigar burned quite fast. Pre-light, the cigar had a bit of cedar scent from the cedar wrapper (duh, right?). Nothing specutacular about the wrapper scent or the pre-light draw through the cigar. Typical slight spice taste. Upon lighting, the cigar settled into a deep woody taste, with notes of black pepper and a slight spice. This tast would remain consistant through the entire smoke. Not a bad taste by all means, but not incredibly interesting. I'll give it a year in the humi to see if anything develops. The ash dropped at about 11/2", probably from the loose wrap. High, bright smoke volume, typical of a heavy bodied smoke. However, I'd have to say this cigar was mild to medium bodied. Not a bad smoke, especially for the price (sub $2 average). I'd have liked to see something more complex develop, flavor-wise, but it was a decent, enjoyable cigar. Better than cigars that cost morre than double.

Review Notes: Aging these for almost 2 yrs has transformed them into a pretty decent smoke. It ain't gonna win any awards but at least my time and investment weren't wasted. Aging cannot, however, cure an underfilled, soft cigar from burn problems. I'll look forward to pulling one of these out occasionally instead of fearing it.