Review Notes: 10 months in my humidor just made this great cigar even better.It now tastes more like a $20 cigar than a $6 one.Perfect draw tons of smoke,super smooth! It seems to have more hints of cocoa than I remembered previosly.

Review Notes: My cigarist told me this was great so I bought a box. I ws not surprised when they they tasted somewhat harsh because my experience with La gloria is that they need time in the box and are too green. I was pleasantl surprised after 8 weeks of rest in my cedar lined box they developed a fine, strong and taste treat, and that at a reasonable price.

Review Notes: Cigars I smoked were well constructed and all burned well and had a nice grey ash. The flavor was smooth similar to a CAO Brazillia and finish left a spicey taste. Recommended

Review Notes: This has been my favorite cigar for the past year now. I love the mix of nutty and almost chocolate flavors. The smoke billows out and is a nice blue/white color that complements the solid white/gray ash. I've never had a bad burn with one yet and will continue to stock this one!

Review Notes: This stick can be harsh if not properly settled. I gave my box about 6 weeks in the dor and they were fantastic. All the ones I have had burned even, drew well, and were VERY full flavored. The strength is perfect too. I compared them side by side with la aurora maduros, bahia gold maduros, excalibur maduros, punch oscuros, aroma de cuba, torano signature, cao anniv maduro and cao brazilia, and la perla habana maduro This cigar tops them all in my book and I am not even a big fan of broadleaf maduros. I usually sway toward the brazilian maduros like the torano sig and the brazilia but this is just too good to deny. If anyone can find a maduro that tops this for a similar price and availability, please post it because I am running out of things to try in my quest to find the best.