Review Notes: I tried the magnum (60 ring). Beautiful darkish skin, a bit oily and consistent. The draw perfect all the way. Smelling tobacco, fresh. I didn't feel it that sweet, but some coffee and cream. For me, a great smoke for the price. I was drinking some single malt...! I'll buy a box, no doubt.

Review Notes: This cigar is a real suprise, I got a 5-pack for $12.00, a box goes for around $100.00 or so. I'm much more willing to spring for a 5-pack to try a new cigar. The wrapper is a bit thick and clumsy, but the rest of the const. is pretty good, just a few touch-ups were needed. The flavor profile is actually fairly mild, with a good Maduro taste, choco./ coffee witha bit of spice on the finish. For $2.25 a stick this is a great deal. If I can find these on special again I will buy them, but not at full price, there are just too many cigars that are better for the coin.

Review Notes: Man, it's been a year since I reviewed these. I dug one out this morning. Very mild and slightly sweet now. Mellow maduro flavors with hints of coffee, citrus and a light honey/mollasses undertone on the finish. Not at all what I thought I was buying but good just the same. Unfortunately the good flavors gave up with about 2 inches to go.

Review Notes: Nice dark, oily, wrapper, firm roll make it look and feel very nice in the hand. A full draw provides a hot n spicy smoke upon light up. The center lights too easily letting you know it's lightly filled in the center and as we all know that produces tunneling. The smoke cools and the leathery, maduro flavor smoothes out after and inch or so. It also tunneled at that point, first touch up. You tend to want smoke it fast to keep the whole end of the gar lit. Straight forward med-full smoke. Worth 3 bucks.

Review Notes: Good looking cigar, the draw was outstanding - great maduro spice that leveled out, not very complex but satisfying. Burn was sufficient, some touch-ups needed. Enjoyable medium to full bodied smoke