Review Notes: Had a corona this morning that had been sitting in a humi for well over a year. The draw and burn were good ( couple minor touchups needed towards the end ), and the flavor was rich and sweetly toasty with some spice. No hint of harshness. Reminded me of a Padilla Habano I had yesterday. Overall...a very good smoke.

Review Notes: I enjoy full flavored cigars, but this cigar had a harsh flavor the seemed to hide any subtle flavors that may have been there

Review Notes: I love this thing. Highly reccomended! Appearance: Gorgeous. The wrapper was a very interesting color and very smooth. It was soft to the touch but not overly delicate, like my RPs for instance. No veins, no gaps, pretty much perfect. Draw: Perfect. Smoke Volume: Lots! Burn: I was walking fast while smoking it so it would go uneven at times but it always self corrected to make a nice smooth ring at the bottom of the ash. Ash: It just wanted to hold on. Because of my walking in the woods it would fall every 1.5-2 inches but I can imagine a 3+ inch ash on this if I sat with it. Flavors: Started with a strong coffee taste for the first third. The second third showed various hints of sweetness with a slightly milder coffee. The last third was smooth, still coffee, but definitely very pleasant. The overall flavor definitely agreed with me. The cigar was full bodied but never harsh, even to the very end. I nubbed it like I never nubbed a cigar before. Also, it had a very powerful nicotine kick (a plus for me). For the last third I had to interrupt my walk to find a place to sit.

Review Notes: Wonderful looking wrapper, rose colored with black specks and streaks. Nice tastes and aromas, but a horrible burn with some tunneling induced several relights

Review Notes: I cant tell from the other reviews if this is the one that I got, but it was corona sized, pressed, and dark in color (but not blackened). Anyways, my impression of this cigar was pretty good. It did start off peppery, as another review stated, but then settled to a nice mild spice. A few other subtle flavors came into play about a third later, and made this cigar worth my time. Where I usually buy cigars they overcharge, but if I can find a decent deal on these I'll probably get a box for small gifts. Given the right setting I can imagine I would enjoy one of these thoroughly. The biggest problem I encountered was the uneven burn, but it didnt become a problem, and relighting was never necessary. Unfortunately I had to let it go out once about halfway thu, which was right when I was starting to get into it. The relight wasn't obviously did taste as good, but I would still smoke again. Also I hear the epicure 2 is supposed to be a real treat, so Im gonna go pick up one before I resign myself from these cigars permanently.