Review Notes: I purchased this from my local cigar shop for around 5 dollars. It felt good. It looked good. Lit the cigar. Had a nice even burn. The flavor of this cigar was very pleasant. About 1 inch into the cigar it started to turn ugly. The cigar had little channels running thru it. This caused the cigar to burn very unevenly. It was as if I was smoking half the cigar. I took it to the gentleman running the shop. He said that the roller folded the filler in half, instead of rolling it. So I replaced it. At no charge. Same problem. Another gentleman opened a new box and he picked it since I wasnt having much luck. Again at no charge. This time the cigar had a tight spot in it. I could not get hardly any smoke out of it. I just cut it down and smoked it the best I could. This was probably my worst experience with a cigar. Im sure this was a rare occurance. I may try these again in the future. But it would not be my first choice.

Review Notes: Though I've had some mediocre experience with other Olivas, the new line was pretty interesting and smelled really nice...worth a shot I guess! I left them to settle for a few months and then tried them out. The maduro versions were just okay, but this Cameroon is really nice. Robust spicy, cocoa and charry flavors in the first inch, then toasty, medium bodied with overtones of cinnamon and cedar throughout. Near the band they tend to harshness but a few light purges cleared that up until they go fairly tasteless and blah at about 2 inches. Overall a very nice stick, and a good value.

Review Notes: I've always been one to buy expensive cigars, but it trying to lower my taste i bought a box of these. Full flavored with hints of spicy cedar, and coffee. Perfect burn throughout. Has quickly become my favorite, up there with the 1932 padilla.

Review Notes: From the first inch to the sixth inch, this was a consistent burn. The taste is light, so if you're looking for a solid flavor profile, this probably isn't the one, but I liked the short finish and light woody flavor...cause I like mild smokes. Bottom line, mild, easy draw, smoky as heck, cheap...I'm buying a box!

Review Notes: My first thought was why cello an box pressed cigar. I got a great deal on these from Atlantic Cigar (great guys & cheap). I bought them for a golf trip with my buddies, 2 of which are very casual smokers, 2 of us much more experienced. We all loved these sticks. Construction, draw, aroma, flavor - all excellent. Value - tough to beat.