Review Notes: Perdomo has outdone himself with the esv '91 series and the reserve cabinet. This is a great cigar. Nice attractive wrapper, great cut and pre-draw. Big thick plumes of smoke and a full burst of that famous cameroon taste. A very smooth stick; creamy with a nutty taste. This cigar burned slow, even and cool the entire time with only one touch up towards the end. A lot of people complain about the price, they can be found for $2 to $3 on c-bid if bought by the 5-pack or "sampler" on their website. This was a great size smoke and well worth the time. Highly recommended

 Review Notes: The tangy flavor of the Cameroon wrapper is the most distinctive feature of this mild to medium smoke. Didn't taste as strong as the robusto of the same line, perhaps because it lacked the aging. I'll leave the rest in the humidor for a long while and let them simmer. Still even with on 2-3 months of age, it is an attractive and well build stick.

 Review Notes: Nice fine veined wrapper, good draw but required a few touch ups. Pleasant spicy flavor and a better value than rated since it was a freebie.

 Review Notes: A good middle of the road stick. I suspect that with some aging it will get much better. MSRP is a little high. This stick will gett better with age. If you can set a box aside for about 6 mos then try them.

 Review Notes: I have not been a fan of any of the Perdomo Reserve line. Though it did have a bit more flavor than the Reserve Champagne (which isn't saying much) there are far better Cameroon cigars out there. A buddy and i both smoked this and had a difficult time getting a good draw...punched it...cut it...rolled it...picked tobacco out of the end...finally a decent plume of smoke. Go get a Torano 1916 Cameroon if you want to spend less on a better smoke.