Review Notes: This cigar has just instantly vaulted in to my top 10 ever list. Wow. Perfect draw, burn, ash, wrapper, experience. While it has a longer finish than I like the flavor and aroma were sublime. Started off with some spice - nice, then very smooth the rest of the way. I tasted butter, caramel, toast and mild pepper. There was definitely a delicious sweetness present throughout. Not sure if these were a one off or if they are in regular production. The one I smoked was purchased almost a year ago. To be safe, find what you can and buy them. They are expensive but most B&Ms I've seen with them are cutting the price or giving freebies. I don't think they have sold very well - they are just not marketed aggressively- and if found and they are well kept, buy them.

Review Notes: Spot on again, just pulled another stick out of one of my aging humidors. With a little over a year's worth of age, this cigar has blossomed into something bordering on the supernatural. Aside from mellowing out a bit, other flavor sensations have developed, literally mind blowing, to the point that I cannot describe them. I'm going to have to snag a few boxes before they completely disappear.

Review Notes: Such great words previously but I did not get the same warm and fuzzy feeling. I wanted to. Cigar started off great with that tight perfecto draw opening up and exploding with flavor. The aroma throughout was intoxicating and was nearly worth the price itself. But my cigar then quickly died on me, requiring numerous touchups and a couple of total relights. By the time I was nearly done with about 3 1/2" left the cigar was very soft. Sadly, this is what I take from this cigar, not the wonderful flavors. Perhaps it was "over-humidified"? I have also some of the other sizes but I will let them rest a few months. If not for the delicious robusto I had a while back I would not be looking forward to them.

Review Notes: I found the presentation of this particular cigar incredible, completely free of veins. Now I call this a hybrid cigar as it's composed from several of the more renowned Tobacco producing countries, just shy of Cuba... :( though you would hardly be able to notice the latter. I found the draw to be completely smooth with an even burn right down to the nub. I'd say its a cross between a Cohiba Siglo II and a Padron 1926 40th anniversary, under the stylings of a Hemingway Signature. And since I tend to smoke far more expensive cigars than this, it fell well within an acceptable price-point for myself; When I purchased the one I smoked I bought a second one to age further. A definitive masterpiece. Also worthy to note is that it's a medium-full respectively the first 3" has a medium consistency, while the latter half boasts a robust full flavor that does not disappoint; one will pick up hints of coffee, nuts, earth, wood, slight inklings of pepper, a touch of mocha, and even a hint of light butter. The ash is sturdy enough to leave intact up to around I'd say 4/5ths of the cigar. If you like a majestic cigar, try this one on for size, I found it goes well with a good 9mm punch and a match to light with.

Review Notes: Picked this smoke up in San Antonio, great medium body. A tighter draw on the perfecto tip and then boom! it opens up! The only cigar that I can compare it to would be the Davidoff millenium blend lonsdale. However the peruvian content of the Seijas gives it a more complex flavor, Enjoy!