Review Notes: I think the flavor fell somewhat short. It began mild and I felt that as it burned more of the flavor nuances would come out. It became very spicy and essentially drowned out the flavors that were there. I got a spicy nutmeg and wood, but that was all the more flavor I was able to get. Toward the middle, before the spicy siege, I got a mild cream that presented and subsided rapidly. All in all, a mediocre smoke.

Review Notes: This cigar was definately mediocre. The burn was uneven, the flavor was not one of my favorites (tasted lots of tar), and it went out....twice (while smoking indoors). Did produce lots of smoke which is a huge plus in my book, but then again, so do Philly blunts....

Review Notes: At first I was not sure about the cigar due to it's size. After the first try it became one of my favorites. Full of sweet flavor and aroma and it draws nicely for a pleasing and relaxing experience.

Review Notes: I have never liked this brand, but saw the Serie R and it looks great. Thats it. The draw was...whatever. The burn was OK, but the flavor was terrible. If you are looking for a full flavor smoke, try the TTT Trinidad Toro.....same price range, but flavors are worlds apart.

Review Notes: There is no way to count how many burnt fingers this cigar has caused. When I worked at a smoke shop this and the maduro version were by far the most requested from mature cigar smokers. The construction is always fantastic with an even burn and long, white ash. When you begin you are hit with a creamy milk chocolate and nutty flavor. As you progress the chocolate gives way to a nice spiciness. SLOW DOWN! You cannot race through this cigar like a mild conn. Take your time and enjoy the flavors. The best thing about this smoke is that it is the actual flavors that are stong, not any bitterness or harshness. Wonderful smoke.