Review Notes: This one was exciting the whole way through, with maturing, complex flavors. It was smooth, rich, and creamy all the way as different spicey character developed with each draw. I'll definitely grab more, but I'm a sucker for everything I've smoked from Oliva.

 Review Notes: this is a very good cigar - lots of flavor - smooth, no aftertaste. Occassional cigar in box tough on draw.

 Review Notes: Big imposing smoke, especially for a boxed pressed or quarter round, whatever you want to call this type of stick. Pre cut it was very peppery and full of spice. Clipped nice and tastes were the same as above only more prevalent. Light up was easy, draw was just a tad strong but not for long. Actually at first the cigar was a pretty strong or harsh depending how you look at it. Lots of pepper, even a dryness in the back of my throat. But by the first third it had mellowed out and was very creamy and smooth, pretty unbelievable based on how it first started out. The draw ended up working itself out and continued to be divine the rest of the way, the burn had a few touch ups but nothing big. The cigar again changed complexity and became really strong again, with strong pepper and spice, even some chocolate or cocoa. I almost put it out at the 2/3rd mark, but then it changed back to smooth and creamy with lots of smoke. Overall a very pleasing smoke, w/lots of complexity. Medium to full bodied and lots of smoke. **BUY**

 Review Notes: I like the serie G better as I found this one to be a little heavy for my taste. Good cigar. It smoothed out about half way through.

 Review Notes: A delicious well aged smoke. If you enjoy the deep tobacco flavors from cigars like Padron 64s or the Vintage series from RP, then you will surely enjoy this fine cigar. Medium bodied, full without being overly strong, excellent construction. A top notch smoke in all respects.