Review Notes: Flavor Profile: Dark cocoa, coffee, earthy and hint of wood. Body: Medium to Full Strength: Medium to Full (if you smoke them right out of the box it will knock you down) Nowadays, if you look hard enough you can still get these babies for around 7-8 bucks a stick which I think it's worth it.

 Review Notes: I bought 10 of these about six months ago and just finished my sixth one. From start to finish they are a mild and flavorful smoke, right to the nub. Everyone has been consistent, I use a punch cut and the plug comes out nicely and the burn is always very good. Its a great 30 minute to 1 hour smoke depending on draw. I'm going to order a box and let them age a bit (if I can). One of my favorites by far.

 Review Notes: Smoked this cigar with a nice glass of red wine after a steak dinner. It's a smaller cigar, but this one had a good burn with a nice tight ash and a lot of smoke. This cigar is a good value compared to the other 1926's, but it's still a pricey stick. Overall, it's a very good cigar...a little milder than my particular liking. Personally, it's not on par with the Cubans I've smoked - which was surprising to me given the high rankings that it has on the Top 25 list.

 Review Notes: I love this cigar, in my opinion the best of the 26s. It's like smoking a candy bar, sweet, creamy and nutty. Very sturdy construction with a perfect burn and effortless draw. It usually takes me an hour to smoke.

 Review Notes: I thought this was a great cigar, perfect draw, a bit misleading in that it took much longer to smoke that I anticipated, but this was welcome. A but pricey, but I would recommend this cigar to anyone who likes their cigars on the fuller side