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 Review Notes: Beautiful oily wrapper looked and felt like a first class cigar, first third was mild, then medium body. Uneven burn didn't correct, had to relight after setting it down for a couple minutes. loose flaky ash, though I don't really care how long the ash is... Average OK flavor, nothing special, a little skunky near the end but no bitter aftertaste. overall probably a pretty good value, but I'll keep sampling. I partially inhaled maybe a few puffs and I could feel the nicotine... maybe that's inherent in smoking this big of a stick, I don't know. Still learning about these things.

 Review Notes: Still one of the best values out there. I haven't rated the Belicoso in a couple of years so I thought I give one a whirl. The taste is still spicy with a hint of leather and the burn is still as good as you can expect for a cigar that can be had for a couple of Bucks. The African Wrapper is what I smoke and highly recommend if you want value.

 Review Notes: I actually like La Vieja Habana cigars. I have not had one of the uneven burning, horrible tasting ones that other reviewers have tried. I go out of my way to get these. They are a hot seller at the cigar shop that I frequent, so they are often sold out. I would not claim them to be comparable to a Cuban Cohiba, but I like them anyway.

 Review Notes: I was looking for a new cigar with a flavorful medium body, with no specific choice for the wrapper and i came across these. The Drew Estate name is what sold me. When i first got these i noticed the packaging wad quite impressive. Upon opening the box the aroma made me light one up. To be honest, i was sceptical because i got a box of 20 for under $50, but i smoked it with as much of an opened mind as i could. After smoking it i was astonished . this is a true diamond in the ruff. I'm not even going to begin to describe the smoke, becasue it is unparalled, the only way to describe it is to sonke one yourself. I give Cuban Corojo my highest recomendation