Review Notes: I got these in a 5 pack from JR cigars and for the price, I can say this is probably my favorite. The flavor is amazing and gets a little complex after about halfway through. The construction and extremely even burn was great. I've smoked a ton of cigars in this price range and above and I'd say this one smokes like a 10-15 dollar cigar. I'd rather smoke this than a pricey dominican Cohiba. I will definitely be buying more of these.

Review Notes: This one gets bonus points for the size alone. Corona-meets-robusto, small enough to be an "anytime" smoke, big enough to have some complexity. A slightly more muscular twist on the standard Cameroon, with a touch of earth, followed by a slightly sweet caramel note on the finish reminiscent of Monte's Peruvian line. Nice.

Review Notes: Not for the faint of heart, and I advise not to smoke on an empty stomach. I bought these several years back, as soon as they were marketed. And even with the extended humidor time, they haven't lost a bit of their punch. Powerful, full body dynamite. Reminds me very much of an underaged Cuban cigar. Excellent construction, draw, and burn. Fine looking, chestnut brown, Cameroon wrapper. Just screaming of black pepper for the first several puffs. The pepper dissipates, but the strength of taste and body remains. Full tobacco flavor, but not at all harsh on the throat. I am not a big fan of full body, extra strong cigars. I am enjoying this, but will only smoke one on rare occasion. Not for beginners.

Review Notes: I have not had a bad Afrique yet. These seem to need a little bit of rest, but the unique Afrique flavor is all there. Perfect burn and draw. Like all of the Afriques, a beautiful cigar.

Review Notes: Definitely had the quality of a Montecristo, but completely distinct flavor from any Monte I've had. That sweet African Cameroon is what left a tingling sensation in mouth making my taste-buds scream for more. I find myself craving these things now. A tasty treat indeed!