Review Notes: Here's what CI says: "Consistent throughout, this hefty Honduran-made toro loads your palate with thick volumes of velvety smoke, giving off smooth notes of toasted wood that are complemented by a variety of mellow earthy undertones." Surprisingly, that's 100% accurate to what my review would read. Unfortunately, I didn't care for the flavor at all--left a bitter, unpleasant aftertaste. Consistent = boring, in this case. Overall, a well constructed cigar, but not as interesting as other mild sticks for the same price (RP Conn, 5V Gold) or less (Cu-Avana, SP.)

Review Notes: After giving out candy for "trick or treat" at my deceased Mother's home, I headed for my place in the country. The stars where shining and some whispy clouds were about as I decided to give the old smokehole a treat. I recently bought a sampler of the Legend Series and the green label (Puros Indos) looked good. When I began to smoke the cigar it was bitter with sweet undertones. As I watched the clouds move into what looked like a ghost cow (a longhorn actually) I wished the sweetness would rise and overpower the bitter taste. An inch or so later I got my wish, the cigar had mostly a sweet, pleasant flavor. The clouds by this time had gone back to a blob, soon the cigar did the same as a different unpleasant taste took hold. The clouds then began to look like the bad ghosts from the "Casper" cartoons. The sweetness wanted to come back, but just could win out. This cigar was very light and the filler seemed very loose, which might have caused it to burn "hot". Anyway this stick was nether a trick nor a treat, I can't see spending another 3 bucks for one.

Review Notes: I'll get straight to it; the Green Label is boring. Nothing but tobacco taste with light earthy undertone. When the undertone is your main flavor, you got yourself a crappy cigar. If you like mild tobacco taste and hate flavor, this cigar's for you. I hope anyone that comes across this cigar won't actually pay for it.

Review Notes: With some humidor time, this cigar reverted back to typical Reyes fodder. I liked the first one I tried from CI, by they are now bitter and harsh. That should not be with humidor time to the extent these have had. The worst of the CI effort here.

Review Notes: Sorry Mr. Reyes, but I didn't particularly care for your Legends entry (I don't think much of most of your cigars). This stick came in a sampler and had been in the humidor for at least a year. Probably longer. It smoked perfectly. The flavor, although smooth, did nothing for me. I found it to be of a one demensional earthiness that seemed muddy and mundane. Body was light to medium. I'll enter $3 for PP. Others liked this. I may have smoked a badly blended stick.