Review Notes: Very few Connecticut wrapped sticks have ever intrigued me as much as this one has. Being a big maduro fan, I didn't expect as much as I got form it. I think a maduro wrapper would have been an overkill against the many delicate flavors this gar possessed. Construction, burn and draw seemed perfect to me. And NO, I never pay ten bucks for a vitola unless I'm at a B&M and forced to pay retail. And this has surpassed many of those retail ventures lol

Review Notes: This cigar had a very good pre-light aroma, mild but very promising. Super easy to light due to the shape, and burned evenly throughout. Not as much complexity as I would have expected for a cigar with a $10+ MSRP, though the flavors were good and consistent, most of which I would call creamy and some woody taste, with a hint of pepper. I liked it and would not turn one down, but certainly would not pay the MSRP for this one. It was a decent smoke, well built, nice white ash, but not a great smoke.

Review Notes: I was gifted this cigar and really enjoyed it from start to finish. It wasn't overly complex but it had a nice, consistent flavor throughout. Construction and draw were good. Is it a $10 cigar? Probably not. There are several Connecticut cigars I like better but on its own this one was quite enjoyable.

Review Notes: What a nice little smoke. I just had it with my morning cawfee and the pairing was great. This baby has a nice creme and honey flavor, with a little pepper on the tongue

Review Notes: The Man O War Belicoso is a beauftiful cigar. I appreciate the job the rollers did with this baby, but also who supplied the near flawless and attractive wrapper. I like the shape and the size is good for those occasions when you have time for more than a robusto but not enough for a churchill. The taste is nutty, with some butter or cream. This cigar goes well with about any beverage. It was a bit tastier than the robusto, and can stand alone if you don't mind a milder cigar.