Review Notes: Not for your beginner. Has a nice punch with a little spice. Great after dinner smoke.

Review Notes: Wow, what can I say that hasn't been said? This is a flavor powerhouse, gobs of smoke, perfect draw, burn slightly uneven and flaky ash, hence the 9, but everything else is just fabulous. Despite the massive flavors, this cigar is smooth all the way down. Excuse me while I go buy some more..... A rip snorting cigar.

Review Notes: Last of the box. Seamless, smooth and oily with a perfect cap. Excellent draw. Mountains of smoke. Spice, leather, some cocoa. There is strenghth in this cigar. Now to find another box...

Review Notes: Smoke #3 of a particularly intense smoking week end (a Vegas Robaina Unicos and a wonderful Italian cigar, an Antico Toscano, were also on the list), the D4 was the icing on the cake. Quite powerful but smooth, very well blended flavours (say cocoa and leather, mainly, an almost impeccable construction and a very even burning ring (even in the wind) were its assets. I can't recall any liability, but the sad moment I had to see it go, not before it started burning my fingers....Not for the faint at heart, though, given its inner strength. Value is no issue with a cigar like this!

Review Notes: I smoked several of these while recently away and must say it was a great cigar. Draw was hard on some of these and on others perfect. Flavor was intense in either case and I really enjoyed. A great value also when you can find, as with all good cuban cigars the better they are the harder to find.