Review Notes: This is a good cigar, if you had a smoke you relied up on everyday for your "meat and potatoes" smoke, this would be a candidate for you. The construction is the only reason to devalue the cigar. After examination of four sticks from the same box, the quality of the wrapper would be very high but for the small blemishes. The shape is consistent, but there are a few problems with the wrapper being "chipped." The appearance is good, but again, the wrapper has a few blemishes. There were no draw problems or problems with the wrapper falling apart. The prelight flavor is a cinnamon taste. After lighting and some herfing, then the smoke has a nice creamy straight tobacco taste. The body continued this flavor and the finish was a stronger tobacco and cappucino taste. This is not a harsh cigar. For those who think it is harsh: 1. Learn how to properly cut, light and smoke a cigar. 2. Buy a swisher-sweet, a strawberry phillie blunt, or a dutch master, because if this cigar isnt your cup of tea, something like a Montecristo No.2 or a Cabaiguan are going to make you puke.

Review Notes: Well its strange to see the page for the Party Serie S. Most sizes in the 8s and 2 in the 9's... then you reach this one which before me it was at 4.52!!! Why? I dont know my fellows BOTLs had a rough time with this size but for me, i freakin loved it. I expected very little and got a lot. Far from generic, this was a creamy delight with a raw cinnomin aroma. Good for a cigar, Great for a General Cigar!

Review Notes: I am not too familiar with the Partagas brand. I smoked a Spanish Rosado about a year ago and was not a big fan. I was looking to try something different and thought I would give Partagas another shot with this line. Boy, was that an f-ing mistake. The cigar looked great, but it sucked. Once lit (it did not light that easily although not too difficult) it burned evenly. However, I did burn the hell out of my tongue during the light. The draw was fine, but the taste was flat, harsh, and charred. The aroma was nothing special either.

Review Notes: A fine Partagas smoke, which has the familiar Cameroon and Mexican tobacco flavor that I have always liked. The price of these seems to have come down a little lately. They go for the same price as their Robusto.

Review Notes: tasted like crap