Review Notes: I could not agree more with PDS's review. You must be careful how you smoke any Opus X. Unlike a Padron Anniversary, an Opus X can turn bitter real quick if you are not sitting, relaxed and often enjoying a beverage. This cigar is beautiful - as always, you will not find a better looking cigar. The burn, ash, and construction was superb - better than the Robustos I've smoked (not that they were bad). I found the flavor a bit on the milder side, but still rich with the Opus X flavor I've grown accustomed to - like an allspice or non-sweet chocolate softness, sprinkled with flavors of coffee and roasted nuts - I've always thought it ridiculous to read reviews like this, but I promise if you focus on the flavor of the smoke dancing around your mouth, you will start thinking of tastes it reminds you of... The value, considering the consistancy of excellence I've found in this line of cigars, was excellent - All together among the finest Opus X available.

Review Notes: I have smoked a lot of Opus X, and notice you have to be very careful how you smoke them. I planned on being relaxed and just hanging out while I smoked this cugar, nut ended up chasing the toddlers around sa "Mom" had to leave. The smoke got real harsh as I was moving around quite a bit, and likely smoking it a bit to hard.

Review Notes: This is by far my favorite smoke in the world. I keep 8 or 10 in my humidor at all times, and only smoke one when I've bought another to replace it. I keep them for a few years and let the flavors meld together into the perfection they were created to be. Good with a nice scotch, but great with a Cabernet.

Review Notes: If you like OpusX, this is the classic Churchill size, a can't miss.

Review Notes: Good looking reddish/brown wrapper, & nicely made. Full bodied powerhouse, spicy throughout, and with complex flavors of cedar, grain, with earthy overtones. Needed to be relighted several timeswhich was bothersome. A good smoke, but expected more from this highly advertised cigar.