Review Notes: The cigar that I celebrated with on New Year's Eve was a small, attractive friend I met in San Fransisco last year. Thin, but firm, a delight for the eyes. I brought her home in September 2005, and she stayed in the humidor for 15 long months, never complaining, simply enjoying the company. When I finally called on her, she was absolutely amazing; she paired for the evening with a nice small-batch bourbon. A friend was smoking a Padron 3k maduro, so we swapped and compared. The 3k was more of a bittersweet chocolate, and the '64 was more of a rich deep fudge. Only one touchup required, and over an hour of burn. Wow. I'm in love.

Review Notes: We must shop at the same place Cisco! I just picked this baby up and man was it ever sweet! I mean that in every sense of the word. It was not complex, but that was good cinsidering how dissappointed i would have been to change that awsome deep chocolate flavor. Not milk chockolate, but real cocca bean flavors. The rest was perfection as well, even at 10 bucks a stick.

Review Notes: I found that the smaller gauged superior really brought out the flavor of the maduro wrapper, When I think of this cigar I think chocalate. I have smoked some of the other maduro 64's and did not notice the intense cocoa flavors. Despite the small ring gauge, I found it to be one of the most enjoyable smokes Ive had in my short afficionado career.

Review Notes: First off, this line is quite the eye candy... Smooth, silky, dark, perfectly rolled sticks. Tough to light one, cuz they look so good. This is a fabulous cig. Smokes long, cool, and mellow, with great flavor to the end. Man I liked this!

Review Notes: What a beautiflul cigar. Construction was unreal. Ash was solid and as close to white as possible. Draw was acceptable. A great medium to full flavor that kept getting better. An affordable premium cigar.