Review Notes: Cigars International "challenged" various cigar manufacturers to make a high quality cigar, exclusively to be marketed by CI, to sell for around $3. Well, Rolando Reyes Senior, of Puros Indios fame, certainly passed the test. A well rolled and constructed, tasty cigar. Smooth, and quite mild. Loaded with toasty bread and nut like flavors. Perfect burn. Reminded me very much of a Romeo and Juliet Vintage, at about half their price. By all means, give them a try.

Review Notes: Ok, cigar international has done a nice job of plating their legend series. The Greycliff was a disappointment, but only compared to the other Greycliff cigars I had smoked. THIS, however, was an improvement over other Rolando Reyes, Sr Puros Indios cigars which I have tried. A huge improvment in fact. Right from the get go, the look of this cigar was great, which is not what I have felt about other Reyes Sr cigars. It even smelled better...not like a bail of straw. The aroma was still nothing special, but it did not gag me like other Indios. The burn was perfect and the flavor woody and powerful. Tons of smoke off of this one, twas a good thing I was on the porch. The best Indios I've had. Bust still not the best of this bunch offered as Legends. Go with the White label camachos. Yum.

Review Notes: i won a sampler of the four legends cigars. if you like rolando reyes sr. cigars you will like this one also. this is definately the mildest of the four in the series. mild and flavorful, lots of smoke.

Review Notes: I'm generally a fan of PI products, but this one doesn't do it for me. Bland, very nearly tasteless, and way too mild. Reminds me of a Macanudo. Has a cigarette taste and a terrible burn.

Review Notes: I've smoked a number of these and enjoy them very much. Of the 4 Legends this is my second favorite one. It's a very good morning smoke with the signator Rolando Reyes flavor profile. Construction was excellent and the burn great. Damn good smoke IMHO.