Review Notes: This is a nice mild smoke with a lot of character. The predominate non-tobacco flavor is honey, which is unusual for a cigar that hasn't been artificially treated. Like others here I found that the burn was off, which is always annoying, but a few blasts with the torch evened things up. It's a great way to end an easy evening on the patio. The MSRP is out of line, but at the Cbid sampler price, it's a sure deal.

Review Notes: Preferring a wide variety, I keep dozens of different cigar types scatterred in humidors around the house and my offices. I usually prefer the medium-bodied cigars, such as this, but can go from mild to full, depending on my mood. These, however, suit me about any time. Nice, rich taste with hints of cedar, oak and nuts, with a finish oddly a little like a cognac cigar. One of my two favorites, out of many tried, along with Graycliff red lable. Got 'em on an auction site, and I grab up more when the price doesn't rise too high. These are so good, I almost feel like I'm stealing when I land some for $4 a stick.

Review Notes: I prefer these to any padron or fuente, My original favorites.

Review Notes: After reading the other comments here, I decided to give them a try. I had tried the Symphony Robusto and really liked it, so I thought what the heck. The appearance is great. The construction was very good also, nicely rolled and firm. The flavor started out great and then wained somewhat, due to the uneven burn, I think. Like Redbeard, I had to fight with the burn for the whole smoke. I contacted Steve at Cbid and he recommended letting them sit for a while longer. If that works, this was a great value.

Review Notes: This is a very good smoke. Very complex in the flavor department and a firm draw were the high lights to this smoke. A beautiful cigar to look at but the rolling could be better. I to had an annoyingly uneve burn during the whole smoke too. Had to touch it up a few times. Even with that I would like to have more of these, they taste great.