Review Notes: Good construction, firm but not overfilled, the wrapper is smooth and oily. Draw is a little bit tight but just right for me. The pre-light aroma is great though, the aroma after lighted it up is excellent! Ton of chocolate and coffee flavour and very very creamy. Can't be better. Just too pricey but worth it.

Review Notes: Just bought a box and have tried two, both within weeks of acquiring them. Both were well made, drew well, had good smoke and nice, easy, creamy, mild flavor. I'm guessing these will evolve with humidor time based on reviews I've read. Certainly there were no off flavors nor harshness, and I smoked both to the nub. So far though I would say the boli pc's are more enjoyable at this stage.

Review Notes: I bought a box of these from topcubans.com. Some in the box were incredible, some were not. When it was right, I was taken into flavors of cream, leather with a finish that went on and on. Bad samples reached for the stars then fell flat. Want to get another box and compare

Review Notes: After my third or fourth No. 2, it dawned on me why this smoke is a must try. Plain and simple it's a fine example of a great Cuban cigar that doesn't cost an arm (just a leg). The wrapper is silky smooth. The burn even and slooooow. The taste develops with every draw. You'll burn your fingers trying to get every last puff from it!

Review Notes: I had my very first Cuban this past weekend and it was a treat. This cigar starts off pretty mild and gradually builds some strength. The smoke was a wonderful smell that billowed into little clouds above me. The draw was a little on the tight side but the ash was razor sharp. Even when smoking down passed the one inch mark, it still had a perfect razor straight ash. After starting out super mild, the cigar became mild-medium and incredibly smooth. The end had distinct spicy notes with a wonderful creaminess. Overall, a very enjoyable experience with the least amount of aftertaste I have ever had with any cigar- my wife thanks you Monte!