Review Notes: Spendy, but you already knew that. This is a powerhouse of a cigar. Very full flavored, buckle up and hold on, full of pepper and spice. The wrapper is gorgeous, and it was extremely well constructed. The best construction I have every seen, burned even, and the draw was great. It required very little effort, but was never too easy. Flavor progressed throughout the smoke. I would buy these again, even at this price for special occasions. Durned CA taxes prevent these from being something to smoke more frequently.

Review Notes: Very pretty cigar, top construction, burned razor sharp, draw was excellent, V. light gray ash. Taste was nice, complex for a Dominican, and not grassy. At $8-9 bucks a stick this would be a great deal, but the people charging 30 bucks for this stick should be arrested.

Review Notes: Bought one of these at a local store on the spur of the moment. All I can say is that this is one fine cigar. Construction was flawless, taste was nice and strong, just the way I liked it. When I stood up it reminded me of the first time I smoked a cigar, needless to say I had to sit back down.

Review Notes: Picked up a few from a local shop, were pretty spendy. Based on the previous reviews i was expecting something... well, spectacular, but i found that the construction is consistently bad, and the taste was bitter/spicy.

Review Notes: Pretty band. Pretty cigar. But worth the $15.00 that I paid for it? Not really. This cigar is certainly the best of the Fuente products. Very well built. Very good burning. But the taste was so-so. Not bad by any means, but not much better than many $5.00 cigars that I have smoked. If I could get these for five bucks, they would be all that I would smoke. But for the price, the La Aurora and Hemmingway cigars do more for me.