Review Notes: i am not really a big mildy guy. but tried these and was very impressed. very well rolled and a sweet nutty cashew tones. very creamy towards the middle and eathy towards the nub. overall a very pleasant smoke. believe it or not i will buy these again maybe the lonsdales.

 Review Notes: The Playboy by Don Diego was a cigar i'll never forget. But only because of me keeping the wrapper, other than that i should forget it. The Appearance of the cigar was fine and its light Brown outside hinted to mildness and heaven. as i smoked it though i realized its taste was off and that the playboy retained a rather "like chewing on cardboard" flavor. the draw was rather loose and easy to attain. the cigar burned rather evenly suggesting a proper installment of the filler, it also burned slow, thus allowing me to savor its cardboard flavor. Overall i would say don't waste your $7 on the Playboy.

 Review Notes: This misnamed cigar has a smooth, yellowish- brown wrapper. It has a very loose draw resulting in a lot of smoke, and a decent burn and ash. This mild smoke has dry wood, paper and cardboard flavors with a lightly buttery finish. While I got these at a smoker event last year as part of a promo, the regular price would have been around $10 which is much too high. By the way aging results in no real improvement. This line was born during the cigar boom of the nineties, and this cigar remains true to that era with its uninspiring taste and inflated price.

 Review Notes: Not bad but not great either. A decent smoke for the price but I personally wouldn't go chasing after them.

 Review Notes: I was second guessing this one but it turned out to be one of the best mild bodied smokes i've ever had..