Review Notes: I have tried the other sizes of the Java and this size is the best by far. I always have to punch this cagar, as my cutter won't fit around the 58 ring size. With these being a box pressed cigar, they aren't as tight, which produces a great draw every time with loads of smoke. Great even burn, which is hard sometimes on these larger ring sized cigars. Awesome cocoa/java flavor. Just enough added flavor that didn't hide the tobacco tastes. A pure pleasure to smoke. In my opinion... by far the best flavored smoke out there.

Review Notes: I have had a few flavored cigars in my day and I never wanted to try the same one twice. I haven't smoked a flavored cigar for years, I really don't like them much at all. For some reason I had to give this one a try if Rocky Patel had a part in it I thought it would be worth a try so I decided to try a waffe. I thought I would try this unique vitola too while I was at it (kill 2 birds with one stone) while I wasn't really a fan of the waffe I noticed I Loved the taste especially with my morning coffee. So for the first time I went back and got not just one but a fiver of the 58's. This cigar is great it has just enough flavor to not overpower the tobacco, instead of flavoring it, it felt like it was just bringing out the subtle nuances of the Great tobacco. The larger size was right up my alley and so was the flavor. All I got to say is if your a fan or rocky and you like to smoke when you drink coffee try one sometime and you'll like it. I almost forgot to mention one Great thing the wife Loves the smell she says it smells like I'm brewing some good coffee or something. So in public I don't think anyone will get offended and it would be great to bring to a coffee shop with a patio.

Review Notes: I am not a real fan of flavored cigars. I have tried several but I have to say that Java is the best so far. The tip on the other flavored cigars so overpoweringly sweet as to mask every other aspect of the cigar. Not so with the Java. Its chocolate and coffee flavors were subdued and didn't hide the quality tobacco used to make this stick. I disn't use to keep any flavored cigars on hand but it changed with the Java.

Review Notes: This big, dark box-pressed cigar has a rich tobacco and espresso pre-light aroma. The cap is very sweet, which can be somewhat annoying, but as the smoking progressed it became less bothersome. It was mild to start, then grew slightly stronger with dense smoke and esspresso and cocoa overtones. More tobacco and less flavoring came through on this one compared to smaller ring versions. I found that, as with many cigars, it tasted better if I didn't rush it. The cap cut a little ragged, but construction was OK overall, and it burned like a champ. Gave a pleasant aftertaste and satisfaction level. I will buy this one again when I can find it.

Review Notes: This smoke had an exquisite appearance, and a fantastic pre-light aroma, smelling of coffee and dark chocolate. When I cut it, the cap unraveled, and the cap piece of wrapper came right off. It worked fine, because the cap was independent of the wrapper, but the construction does need some work. The cigar lit easily, with a near perfectly even burn. The first inch or so was very mild, with some hints of chocolate and coffee. After this, it became mild to medium bodied, with stronger coffee and dark chocolate flavors. This smooth flavor stayed the same for about half of the smoke, and then it started to become hot and more flavorful. It quickly evolved into a full bodied smoke, alternating tongue numbing spice and heavy espresso and cocoa flavors. The cigar finished with heavy cocoa and cedary tobacco flavors, with a long, creamy finish. This cigar is certainly worth a try for the $5 it costs.