Review Notes: I'm a big fan of the smaller P3Ks, so I thought why not the big boy. Regardless of the source of the filler, this cigar kept it's wonderful aroma and fantastic taste throughout the 1:45 experience. Burn was uneven, but manageable. A little expensive for my taste at $14, but since it was gifted I got my moneys worth.

Review Notes: This cigar looks and feels nice: shiny maduro leaf, good heft. The way it smells, ooh-la-la, that's a cigar I want to smoke! But smoking it, well, wasn't as good as I'd hoped. The incredible aroma stays throughout, an awesome smooth chocolate-type aroma. DAMN this cigar smells good. But the bark was much better than the bite: the taste was only so-so, short-lived and nothing like the aroma. The draw wasn't good on this (or any other Pinar!) I've smoked -- like another reviewer, it seems like it's too wet, but I left it out for two days before smokin' it and it's got a thick, spongy draw. Too bad, because maybe that's what is keeping all the action in the smell and not the smoke.

Review Notes: Excellent cigar! Maduro was dark and beautiful, with an excellent smell and taste. Held together fine, and stayed lit for me - had a nice slow burn.

Review Notes: Great looking cigar that I can't keep lit. The tobacco seems too damp. I have a electronically controlled humidor with several boxes and this is the only cigars that I can't smoke. Don't know if it was the dealer I got the box from or how they became this way.

Review Notes: This was my first foray into Cuban leaf...and WOW. I typically smoke Don Carlos, Padron, etc...and this was up there with the best of them (with maybe only the Padron 1926 besting it). Beautiful, oily wrapper smacking of raisiny sweetness...firm as granite, but a nice clean draw...and the flavor? Mellow, complex and wonderful. This cigar was perfect in every way...a buddy who is far more of an afficianado than I gave me some...and I will look to buy some for myself. You should, too...