Review Notes: This is a fragile cigar, I smoked several and you just can't rush a Mille Fleur. It's easy to overheat and that will make it harsh. But if you have the patience to gently smoke one of these cigars it will reward you with a sweet flowery taste. Aging is probably what it needs most like most cubans. You will never enjoy this cigar in a windy day, best smoked indoors or no wind.

Review Notes: The flavour didn't evolved as I expected from a Partagas. It has woody and earthy taste, but quite harsh from the beginnig to the end. Good construction.

Review Notes: Nowadays only produced as hand-made and longfiller, but still a good value. Not complex as the more expensive brothers of the brand but still an excellent cigar. The ones I have smoked had all perfect construction and draw. Medium body, nice earthy and beany flavours, mostly sweet with just a bit of spice.

Review Notes: Best value smoke. Great cigar. Top 5 for me. Flavor is top shelf.

Review Notes: ..than the last one I had last year. This one was actually quite good. It started off with some tangy hay and alfalfa flavors and got stronger as it went. By the middle section, flavors included coffee, leather and tobacco. There was a little spiciness to it at times and a rough edge every now and then - that paper bag taste that is somewhat common to Partagas smokes, but it never became unpleasant. I was surprised to like this after having such a bad experience with the first one I tried. Now I regret having giving several of them away. I still have one left, so I'll fire it up in another year and hope for even more improvement!