Review Notes: Great to last puff! It was hard to call it quits with this one. I will definitely put some in my humidor.

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Review Notes: I generally quite enjoy sampling new cigars and reviewing them, but lately I've fallen in a rut. I've been smoking the same things exclusively; my own blend of Peterson's Irish Flake + a mix of Va's + 1-4% cigar leaf in my pipe, unless I want some more nicotine, when I'll just have the Irish Flake, and the same Romeo y Julieta Habana Reserve toros. When I saw the price for this cigar, I decided to give it a shot. For 3.70, it seemed impossible to beat. Cut perfect, even with a cheap cutter, and lit even better. Smoked good. I lit it and smoked for a bit and walked away for ten minutes to write a quick email; by the time I returned, it was still burning perfect. The burn wasn't perfectly even, but there was never a need to touch it up or anything. The most important aspect: taste. It had an interesting taste, in the medium-full range, I would say. It's hard to describe it, I guess. It was tasty, started quite sweet but that mellowed once it got past that tip. A cedar taste was quite pronounced, which seemed unusual, but it wasn't bad. I tend to prefer a coffee and cocoa creamy taste in a cigar, and this cigar didn't really have that. The coffee taste was present, but not strongly so, and kind of came and went. It also had a hint of spice from the very beginning, but it's a hard to describe spice. It was just a light feeling on the middle and back of the tongue that could easily be lost if you weren't watching for it. As cigars go, I woulnd't call this one complex, but it wasn't bland either. For the price, you can't go wrong though.

Review Notes: I did not particular like this one. It was good but I wasn't blown away as some were. i think I should maybe try again.

Review Notes: This cigar's great qualities start with the shape and construction. The cigar was easy to cut, even with my cheap cigar cutter compliments of my local smoke shop. The cigar was even easier to the light, I just lit the small tipped end and was able to bring it up to a full even burn with normal puffing. The draw was a bit stiff at first, but the cigar is dense and solid, and it improves after you smoke past the tip. I'm not much on rating flavor, I will however note that this cigar is good right from the start and stayed pretty consistent through out.