Review Notes: Rave reviews got me to buy a box, and at the price, they are ok. The taste and smell are stultifying, heavy, woody, cardboard-y, not as strong or sweet as the dark color would lead you to believe. It has good construction, draw, etc, but just isn't a good smoke. I wouldn't hand them out to newbies for fear of putting them off smoking.

Review Notes: The Onyx Reserve is the best value of any cigar currently in the market. It burns and draws perfect, in my experience, and is one of my go-to cigars, always reliable. It's medium-full, but with a smooth taste, unlike many similar-body cigars. Flavor has also been consistent cigar-to-cigar, and considering that you can buy the Toro for about $50 a box at reputable online retailers, the Onyx Reserve Toro is no brainer.

Review Notes: I wasn't really impressed with this cigar. It has a toothy wrapper, but spotty with some bumps. I lit it up, got it going even but it went out within 5 minutes. It could have been my fault but I never had that happen before. The taste started out with some coffee flavor, 2nd part still had the coffee with some nuttiness but had a harsh finish. Almost put it out but the last 3rd came through with some bittersweet chocolate, coffee, and a spicy finish and it lost most of the harshness. Draw started tight but got better. Overall it was just an average cigar, I might try another someday but right now for a good maduro smoke I'll stick to Padrons. I may have got a bad stick, at 54$ a box it would definitely be worth it if these were a little better.

Review Notes: Started off nicely and finished even better.

Review Notes: Good cigar and the price is right too, about three dollars. Had lots of flavors like coco, coffee, Carmel, toast, spice, and even a little woody. About a third of the way threw I even tasted a slight perfume taste………...............or maybe it was just me?