Review Notes: Not a lot more to say other than what's been said. One of the best PCs out there (probably the best medium-full). Like any of the high volume sticks you'll bet a nasty one in a batch and like any PC it can get hot and bitter when its close to your fingers. If you want something more different then buy somthing different. Depending on your taste these are second to none for what they are.

Review Notes: This was a good cigar. It had a refined flavor yet was not generic or boring. I didn't pick up on a lot of complex nuances as my focus was consumed by trying to keep the stick lit, but a nice cashew flavor was present during the middle section of the smoke. In short, worth trying, especially at $7.00.

Review Notes: Like most other say, when this stick is on, you will know why this is the #1 selling Havana. Unfortunatly, there are a few bad ones in the bunch. Seems these get caught up in the numbers crunch and quality suffers. Recently smoked about 5 from late 2004 box as a 06/06 revisado and are very good. I wish the finish was as good as the first half is my only true complaint.

Review Notes: The #4 is made all over the Island. Cuba makes a gazillion of them. but, if you get a good box, and age it two years, the #4 is the classic delicious petit corona. Once the plume appears, the cigar is ready. Spicy and complex, no one outside of Cuba can make a petit corona in it league.

Review Notes: I have been smoking these for maybe ten years now and there seems no rhyme or reason to when you will pull a 9 or a 6 out of the box. Last night it was a 9 - great flavor, nice draw, a wonderful cigar. Two weeks before it was a 6 with tight draw and no flavor which had me wondering why I even get these sometimes... Age does often help these. But, I find it far better to get other smokes for less money that are far more consistent- I will name two, same ones as usual for me because they are just so damn consistent: La Aroma de Cuba Corona Minor and Partagas Petite Corona Especiales.