Review Notes: Well, if these were a bit cheaper, say, about the price of an El Rey Del Mundo Robusto Larga then it'll be unbeatable but it's not. It's stronger than an ERDM and just a tad stronger than the Saint Luis Rey Rothchild Maduro but the St. Luis Rey cost half and the flavor is on par with LGC Serie R, it's just a bit milder than LGC. That's why I only order 1 box of LGC and 2 boxes of St. Luis Rey. Besides, unven burns are a well known factor of this line.

Review Notes: This Cigar, properly humified, is the best smoke outside of Cuba. The burn is perfect, and the taste leaves the addict wanting more....NOW. Buy them at JRCIGAR for freshness and price.

Review Notes: Started off with strong cocoa accents and about midway changed to a nice toasty taste. The draw was good and the burn was relatively even. Burns a little on the hot side and will generate a good inch and a half ash. The finish was in the manner of a stronger toasty taste. Vey nice. What I also like about this cigar is the absence of an aftertaste and a distinct buzz. I have tried some of the top cigars in the "sub $6.00" range on this site and I would say that this is a good contender, but definitely not as good as the Gran Habano No. 5. That cigar is cheaper and better. I am going to age this cigar for a couple of months before my next try. I believe that with some age this will be even better than my first experience. I would recommend this cigar, but recommend the GHN5 even more.

Review Notes: This one is a must! Perfect burn,perfect draw and a great price. Very smooth but have a chair ready just in case you feel the need to sit down! I cant buy enough.

Review Notes: The first cigar that I bought a box of. I'm not through half the box and I'm already thinking about buying another. Good construction with a good draw. Starts out about a 7 but mellows out into a 9 about halfway through. Good flavor and full bodied but still smooth and at onlyu $4 a smoke, I'll have another.