Review Notes: I've always loved the aroma of this cigar-- a fairly lightweight smoke with some minor construction problems, but the aroma is like Christmas time. Nutmeg and cinnamon, maybe a little anise -- cooking spices. Not huge on flavor, actually a little weak on that count, but the aroma is wonderful. Finishes a little sour. Mrs. Torotom gave this one a failing grade on the post-cigar breath test, but a glass of Glen Gargle fixed that. A classic cigar.

Review Notes: Nice construction on this one, maybe a bit tight on the draw at times. Fairly straightforward tobacco flavor, no suprises. For the price, I would rather smoke a less expensive Padron.

Review Notes: Decent construction, although comparing side by side with an $8 Arturo Fuente, you can see the difference in quality. Started very strong, hit ya right in the back of the throat. Mellowed out and was an enjoyable medium bodied cigar. Not the most flavorful, but still tasty. Had some problems with uneven burn, canoed on me but not too bad. Wife didn't care for the smell. Aftertaste wasnt too unpleasant. I'd rate this as "above average"... a plain good cigar.

Review Notes: While this was a pleasant mild cigar, I didn't find it particularly earth-shaking. It turned on me 3/4 of the way down, too, and needed correcting 3 times. Certainly, the flavor was one dimensional, but, hell, I've had great cigars that you could say the same thing about. I got this in a special sampler deal, so it didn't set me back all that much, but when I looked at the box price on these in a catalogue I had to laugh, because it was ridiculously high for a pretty average cigar.

Review Notes: What is up with the reviews on this smoke? Smoked 4 or 5..all the same..uneven burn, got spongy, and not very tasty. Pass.