Review Notes: I am still working on my inventory of the old blend and look forward to the new blend as I have really enjoyed this full bodied Nicaraguan treat. They have aged well over the past 3 years.

Review Notes: Spicy, sharp flavor which reminds me of the Cusano Corojo. Honestly not a favorite but a fiver sampler is a nice change of taste. Don't think I could stomach a box. Wrapper was holed and cracked as received, but held together through the burn. Burn was uneven but bearable.

Review Notes: The construction mentionedby others has happened only once to me. The rest have burned well, drawn easily and delivered the goods. After the initial hype, I have purchased them as low as 2 bucks a stick, making this one helluva bargain! Creamy, spicy, a hint of sweetness, and a medium-full body/strength.

Review Notes: This stick has a lot going for it self if the construction would show up to match the taste. The foot lit even yet it did not stay lit long. This could have been from the soft spots at the foot of the stick. The draw was very easy and gave lots of big smoke. The taste was full and had lots of spicy tobacco notes. Not a bad smoke yet the construction drops this one down to a walk the dog stick.

Review Notes: I like the minuto a lot better, the robusto doesnt have the same flavor profile and like some of the others I had some burn issues.