Review Notes: I bought this recent one back in August 2004, it's been in my 65% humidor ever since. I have to say that while I like these brand new, the rest this one had changed it a lot. It tasted like a whole different cigar, very complex flavors, extremely smooth. It lasted about an hour and a half. In all, this aged Opus was nothing short of SPECTACULAR. I wish all cigars tasted like this one did...

Review Notes: The hype behind these cigars almost makes smoking any one of them a let down. But if you take it for what it is, it is a DAMN GOOD SMOKE. The flavor is amazing and the finish is what all cigars should have.

Review Notes: Smoked only two of these to be sure but so far so good: this is a confident cigar, it has its own style, nothing to prove and a lot to show you. Whut...? I mean that like other great stogies it's got superb construction and a real distinct flavor experience. This is a full bodied smoke that'd be more milk than dark chocolate but oh damn, a half-hour after letting the last inch expire and I'm still genuinely stoked on the aftertaste. Who should give this cigar a try? Anyone who wants a full-on experience that is geniune and different from some other top-tier smokes (Padron 1926, Ashton VSG, etc). Why not a 10? The burn was great but not perfect (some flaking, irregularity) and it doesn't have the translucent beauty of some other smokes, but, these are minor issues. Value is a 10 because you get what you pay for: it's as complex as a good movie, takes as long to smoke, and costs damn near as much. Great credit belongs to cigar manufacturers for caring enough to craft cigars like this.

Review Notes: I got 5 of these for 60$, I work at a local shop. Smoked one 5mins ago after only a week of humi time, and was not impressed. I have smoked one with 4+ years much better. Very sweet veggie taste with a little cedar and spice the whole stick. Great draw and smoke just wasnt blown away with great flavor. I did experience a good buzz which is rare but that was all it had going for it. I only paid 12 for it, but I would spend 20$ for my Graycliff Prof, any day compared to this. Overall everything was top shelf but a week and non complex flavor held it back.

Review Notes: i smoked many of these unfortunately they are very hard to get.this is an excellent cigar with black cherry,coffee and chocolate taste dancing on the palate,spicy and very complex,the best robusto on this planet,construction is majestic,with white ash so firm that hangs on untill the band.highly recommended if you lucky enough to find it