Review Notes: Expecting a mild cigar, I was surprised at the complexity and flavor, which is a little on the spicy side. Cigar itself is nothing really special, but the price makes up for it.

Review Notes: After i saw all the reviews i think this stick needed some more humi time couse it was nothing like it is describe her, it had burn issues when out on me untill a got tired, flavor wasent that bad but not fruity or nothing i was earthy but no complexity ther...anyways i have one left so ill give it another try a few months from now..

Review Notes: This cigar certainly does not lack in the flavor department. I happen to like fruity, tangy tasting cigars, and this is just that. This was a "second" I bought in a bargain bundle, but I could not see any reason why it was discarded from the main batch. Probably the only discernable difference was no label. Well rolled, good even burn, and easy draw. A Chestnut brown, Cameroon wrapper, with a few slight veins. Medium to full, but very smooth body. Just screaming of tart fruit flavors, ranging from citrus to cherry. Toss in hints of nuts, bread, and coffee, perhaps a bit of cocoa. Add some leather, and it all comes out to a complex, tasty treat. At under $2, this is quite a bargain. The box price for first run are under $3 a stick, well worth the price. Highly recommended.

Review Notes: Ok guys, 10 being best here...not 1! As for this cigar being listed at $12, I'm not sure where they are getting that number from, but I paid $3.75 for mine. I usually stay away from "tubed" cigars. I always feel like I'm paying something for the packaging. This little cigar really blew me away. Full-bodied, complex, lots of smoke, and marvelous construction and burn. Lasted a good 30 minutes and I really enjoyed this one!

Review Notes: I agree with Liotta below. This is an inexpensive and relitively mild cigar. The Cameroon wrapper gives this cigar a nice spiyness with hints of citrus and cocoa.