Review Notes: Exclusivo #492253, was not only explosive with smooth flavor it had an extremely even burn. Extremely solid construction and a great draw. Padron has out done themselves with this one.

 Review Notes: What an awesome cigar. Perfect draw, burn and a long ash made it slow burning. Medium-full bodied, complex, and rich, I noted all kinds of subtleties in the deep flavor. Well worth the money, an outstanding smoke.

 Review Notes: I wasn't blown away by Exclusivo #443779, but it was good. Construction is good with very light veins, though there was a rather think stem near the cap on mine. Cap came off nicely, but the wrapper started to unravel just a little. Draw is close to perfect, and the cigar felt nice and tightly wrapped in my fingers. Burned about 1 1/2 - 2" before the ash fell off. Burn was slightly uneven but nothing to worry about. Taste was a little too complex for me to describe... woody, spicy, sweet, a tiny bit of that volatile leather aroma/taste. Smooth. It became too hot and unplesant to smoke with about 2 1/2 inches left. Good, but not an amazing value. I'd rather spend the money on a Trinidad (DR) Corona. Much more of the cedar and spice that I like in the Trinidad.

 Review Notes: Best smoking experience to date. Perfect draw, burn and ash. Construction was amazing. Fantastic Smooth taste. Consistent all the way down to my fingers. Didn't want it to end.

 Review Notes: good size, well-made, box-pressed robusto (?) Don't try these (or the maduro version) unless you're ready to but many more.