Review Notes: I've had quite a few of these and MAN am I impressed! I can honestly say that I have not had a Man O' War that I did not love. Construction, flavors, appearance and scent are all top-notch. Band and artwork are beautiful. I highly recommend trying this. The ratings don't lie!

Review Notes: First, construction was top notch; good draw and not touch ups needed. The flavors have a predominant oak with some mellow pepper. Also, some cocoa and coffee come and go. In the middle I also picked up notes of dark cherry. I have enjoyed several Man o war figurados, but the ruination is even better.

Review Notes: i have smoked over 20 of these and somehow have not reviewed them. I am smoking one now, sitting out on the porch after dinner of burgers and pineapple. i never remember having a problem with this vitola, unlike the robusto #2 which is 60 gauge. this one burned flawlessly. It will last me about an hour, unlike the #2 which is an hour and a half smoke. Not as strong as the #2 , but still packs a punch. you cant go wrong with these!

Review Notes: What a great cigar. this is one of the better cigars on the market today considering cost and smoke-ability. I am very pleased with this stick and could write a short book telling you why. But I will save you the reading and say it is a great Cigar.

Review Notes: A very good full-bodied cigar. I'm usually not a belicoso/torpedo fan because the shape too often makes for a firm draw or a tongue-burner. The Ruination is an exception; an easy draw and cool. Very well made and nice looking. The flavor full, spicey and good, but I would have liked some additional complexity in the second half. A very good value, especially on sale.