Review Notes: I found plenty to like, but expected more cigar from a 5x52, as it only lasts about 35 minutes. Even with a very elongated tip, these measure 4 7/8" and seem something short of 52, though it's tough to tell with a square box press. Excellent maduro flavors, pushing full bodied, lots of smoke - just too quick a smoke. I'll be buying more Oliva G maduros, but I'll try the torpedo next time.

 Review Notes: I don't understand the ratings for this cigar. I had 2 of these out of the 5 pack and the rest will sit in the humi for a while. I had to continuously touch this up throughout the smoke. It tasted like ash to me throughout without much flavor other than some pepper. Maybe I got a bad batch or maybe my tastebuds are just different.

 Review Notes: This is a perfect low-cost cigar! I have been looking for something inexpensive to hand out to guests at parties for those who choose to smoke a cigar on the back deck. I did not want to hand out junk or $10 cigars. This is just what I was looking for! I bought two, now I'm buying a box. I wish I paid around $3.80 like others instead of at my local shop ($4.90 + tax)

 Review Notes: 5 x 52, my hind leg. They're under 50 and after clipping the long narrow tip, you’re rolling a four-inch lancero. Mushy too. Box-pressed means stuffing a 54 into a 52. Sure, cocoa and lots of smoke, but smoked it out in 15 minutes. Well, I’ll get to see how they age- that box is at the bottom of the humidor. I’m with "businessman", I’ll go for a TTT 5x52 "Mini"-Belicoso or for a box-pressed maduro, the TTT 5 x 55 Robusto. Sure they cost more, they're full of tobacco.

 Review Notes: I am proud to join the ranks of those who sing praises of this cigar. I bought a bunch last fall, and they were ok then, but time in the humi has improved them greatly. I am always pleasantly surprised by their rich flavor when I light one. Great value for the buck too. Nice earthy, cocoa, with spicy finish.