Review Notes: So I was hoping another 3 months of rest would make these better. Wrapper is still very fragile and the taste is worse. Very mild flavor but what I did pick up was basically charred wood.

Review Notes: Tried a 5-pack based on the hype from CI. Taste was weak, burn problems, you'd be better off with the 5 Vegas "A'.

Review Notes: Camel non filter IS a BETTER experience.

Review Notes: Several reviews point to this cigar's "issues": first, the wrapper is thin and must be handled with some care and, second, if the cigar is too humid the draw will be tight and the burn will be off. That said, this is a great cigar that can be had at a reasonable price. The cigar band is nothing exciting, but the stick itself is a nice dark chocolate. Yes, it looks a bit dusty rather than oily, but it's fine. The aroma, pre-light and lit, is delicious. Copious amounts of heavy smoke. No, it's not kick-in-the-head power, but it is a smooth, full flavored smoke all the way to the nub. If you like the Brazilia, the 5 Vegas "A", the LGC Serie R maduro, etc. then you really have to try the Hansotia ligero; it's a different variation on the theme, and highly recommended. And oh, by the way, the G3 is the European market version of the Triple Ligero.

Review Notes: Bought a five pack of these and let them rest for a little over 3 months, based on a review here. Good coffee flavor, but that was it no complexity. I was expecting a little more strength considering the name. It was on the mild side of medium. Also when I punched this stick the wrapper cracked all over the place toward the top of the stick. Didn't really mess anything up, just annoying. Overall a good stick, but if you can get the G3 over this I would.