Review Notes: A spicy smoke with a good burn and draw all the way thru, some good complex flavors that change during the experience, very unique double corona. A bit pricey indeed, but worth the occasional top dollar!!!

Review Notes: Much rather smoke a La aurora Cien anos or an Avo Signature or perhaps even a Graycliff espresso. For the money this cigar blows, should be a 4 dollar cigar, then it might be ok.

Review Notes: When I read some of the reviews that give Opus X Cigars scores like 4, 3, or 5, I have to wonder if you guys are smoking the same cigars I've been smoking for three years! The Double Coe is, to me, the star of the line. They are all stellar to me, without regard to origin or hype.. This smoke has a wrapper that is so oily, I actually saw a small amount surface to the top of it every so often, like a little slick...very full-flavored, plus you ALWAYS know how the construction is going to be, in every single one. Very complex tobacco flavors that have incredible depth, plus black cherry and wood notes, otherwise a spice bomb with total class. I think this is a world class cigar, I know, too $$$, but what a treat!

Review Notes: A very very strong cigar. This cigar has a lot of hype as being the best cigar out there. I think from a strong cigar standpoint its very close. The flavor is supper smooth with a touch of salt. The salt really surprised me. The nicotine is very very strong and will make alot of people sick, either a belly ache or even vomit. I have 10 of them sitting in my humidor. I like them as a special cigar, to be enjoyed in a place were I can pay attention to the smoke. I would not recommend smoking Opus X in the club.

Review Notes: I got ahold of 2 of these again. They are being patiently saved for the right occation. I have smoke a couple before. They are STRONG and I love a strong cigar. It has wonderful licorice, and cedar notes. The hype has always been well received for me. Really you cannot get a better cigar even the Cubans I smoked don't compare. I get a regular supply of Monte #2 but nothing compares to the Opus X.