Review Notes: Good looking, smooth. Remarkably supple wrapper. Clipped slightly "squishily" Lit very well and burnt evenly....dappled black to white ash the whole way. Phenominally long burn which suggests it might have been stored a little wet. Very very smooth flavours almost to the point of not being enough, though this could be caused by the slow burn and overly wet cigar which also caused the draw to lack the smoke it deserved as it was a perfectly good draw. The others may do better now they're out of their cellos. Otherwise very pleasant and relaxing, but for me, a little lacking this far.

Review Notes: I picked one of these up while on vacation in D.C. I decided to treat myself to a few quality stogies while away. This cigar looks so good but delivers so little! It is a thin smoked , mild straight forward cigar with minimal flavor. Nothing bad going on here just nothing that would warrant a return trip!

Review Notes: The combination of a very black wrapper and a gold trimmed label makes this cigar an elegant look. It is a mild cigar with a chocolate flavor.

Review Notes: A classy very dark wrapper which burned well and a pretty white firm ash. Not as strong as the color may indicate, but nicely flavored. Great for formal events. A good reason to be Not afraid of the dark.

Review Notes: Nice sized Toro, very dark wrapper. I expected to be knocked down and out, but was pleasantly surprised with a long, mild smoke. Slight woody, coffee, nutty flavors. Only $4.00 each? There's room in my 'dor for these!