Review Notes: MSRP of $10-ish must be scaring folks away from these. You should be able to score these for half that on C-bid. These are different tasting and quite nice. 10 months more of aging produced a smooth, creamy, medium to full bodied experience with plenty of changing flavor personalities. I take some leather, earth, spice, and wood away from these within a slightly sweet tobacco base. Burn has been fine. I have had some draw issues which I corrected by massaging. Highly recommended. I paid $4/stick at c-bid. I'd like to see you do this as well. I'm dying to know what others think about these.

Review Notes: I had a tough time with this one. It plugged up about half way in. Before that it was good. Leathery, spicy, sweet sweet tobacco. Tons of smoke. I was just settling in with a ruby port on the back patio in the sunshine when it damed off the flow. I had to take two strong pulls each time to get any smoke on the pallete. Before long I was lightheaded and headed for the floor. Dissapointing because I really was enjoying it. Hope it was just a bad apple. I got it in a sampler so. I’ll go average on the construct. Although I'd prefer to hand this particular one to Selma and Patty and let them fight over it.

Review Notes: Different, delicious, and smokable. Medium to fringe of full in depth of flavor and overall character, yet there's something about this cigar that is unique and hard to put into words. The Ecuadorian wrapper adds a nice twang to the blends of tobacco. I am in full agreement with the first two reviews of this cigar. El Gato and Regent nail the flavor profile and value issues of this unique, quality cigar. I got lucky on c-bid and scored a fiver for about $4/stick. At $4, a 10 in value.

Review Notes: Simply delicious. Right from the start, it opens with a bang. A peppery start instantly grabs my attention. The flavor is full-bodied, pronounced and very smooth, truly unique. The opening strength settles a bit after a few minutes, giving way to a relaxing, smooth creamy full tobacco flavor filled with hints of leather. This cigar produces tons of thick white clouds of smoke. The burn is very even and slow with a strong, firm white ash. Never a relight, this smoke sits in the ash tray and breaths on it own. The flavor remains creamy right down to the nub, where it ends without bitterness but a complex, full flavor that leave me more than satisfied. Only drawback is the price, currently they run $8.00 at CI and will be much more in the shops. I got mine in a sampler and then reordered at CI using the Friday night fights deal. CI sell 10/$80.00 regularly. I got a fiver and five Arturo Fuentes for forty so by buying two Friday Night Fight pack I pay the $80.00 for the Pueblo Dominicanos and get 10 Fuentes free. Good for me!!

Review Notes: A beautiful cigar with a dark wrapper. Multi country blend offers good flavors and medium body. Value is extraordinary if you buy them cheap on C-bid. A winner from La Aurora for sure. The Ecuador sun grown wrapper adds a lot of texture and flavor.