Review Notes: very strong smoke, not for the beginner. Burnt well and stayed consistent all the way through.

Review Notes: I had my very first D4 tonite. handsome looking robusto with nice feel o it. pre-light boquet was woodsy. lighted up without an issue and by the second puff, i tasted a spicy finish. after 1/2 an inch, it unravel a creamy slighytly sweet taste medium body taste with the spicy finish taking a backseat nonetheless, it still make your tongue aware. this continued on puff afther puff of nice thick white smoke, with a nice balckish ash build-up. the last inch and half was taken over by the spiciness which i did not mind but the smoke got hot and i had to say goodbye. the things i read prior to this smoke was not hype, it was all and then some! Good thing I have three more sticks--i figure one per 2006 quarter :)

Review Notes: I just got a box of these and they are hands down, my favorite Robusto. Great flavor/construction/aroma.

Review Notes: This is one of the first Cuban cigars I ever smoked, and it remains one of my favorites. I recently broke open a box I have been storing for about two years, and the result is nothing short of astonishing. Fresh off the truck, the D4 is a peppery, spicy and complex masterpiece. But with some age under its belt, it rivals any cigar, of any age, and any price, that I have ever had. This is what Cubans are all about.

Review Notes: ...before Tony Montana gutted him was a Series D #4, he died a happy man. I bought some Cuban Monty #2s, Series D #4s and Siglo 2s in Saint Marten while on vacation. I had a chance to enjoy one of these beauties on a secluded beach while sipping Carib (the local Corona type beer of the Virgin Islands) and watching the thong clad hotties frolic in the crystal blue waters. Wow. Amazing full flavor...yet not overwhelming or too spicy. Smooth. Tons of smoke. Great construction. Nutty, complex flavor profile. Pricey...but worth every penny. I expect to pay $10 for a good stick...and this is certainly world class.