Review Notes: This would be a fine cigar, but for Havana's it is just a middle of the road stick. The locals don't smoke these at all and I had to go directly to the plantation to get one. This was a tight cigar and the draw plagued me for the first inch, but it loosened up and the earthy flavors came through. I did not pay much for this stick since the MSRPs you see listed reflect taxes and tarifs. If I had paid MSRP, I would have been a bit disappointed. As is, it is a plain good cigar.

Review Notes: If you've never given yourself the pleasure of this delightful habano, you really should. A long even burn, with a complicated mixture of flavors, all pleasing to the palate. No relight needed on this one, so put away the lighter, top off your toddy, and enjoy the thick, distinctly-cuban smoke as it builds to a pleasant resolution. The quintessential DC in my book.

Review Notes: An incredible Double Corona. In my opinion easily one of the best cigars coming out of Havana. Sophisticated, intelligent and complex. Rich beyond your wildest dreams, with flavors of fruited potpourri that evolve into a creamy full amber phase culminating in an extremely spicy finish. Oozing with class, this smooth cigar dabbles with perfection

Review Notes: I held on to this one for a year and had high expectations. It was good, but not for the price and not for a Cuban. I guess I wanted it to blow me away and it didn't. It was creamy, nutty, leathery and peppery with occasional caramel, but it was also grassy and sharp at times. The little RyJ Habanos I've smoked were as good if not better. Makes me feel much better about the cigars I smoke regularly.

Review Notes: this an awesome cigar - flavor, long smoke - truly enjoyable