Review Notes: I really enjoy these cigars when I'm looking for something small and cheap, or something I want to give to friends who don't smoke often.

Review Notes: Hard to find a weakness with this stick. Nice taste of nuts and salt with a hint of spice. Fine alone or with a good "sippin whiskey" down on the river. The burn and draw were outstanding. I really couldn't ask much more from a $2.50 cigar.

Review Notes: A little bitey in the beginning but then mellows about halfway through. I enjoyed the last third as it became smoother. Some earthy and spicy tones with a bit of a nutty taste. Mosstly the same tastes throughout. Flawless draw and burn. Good cigar for the price.

Review Notes: Smoked one of these last night, the first maduro Punch I've had. Good notes of black pepper and wood, some cream in the middle. I smoked this one until the last inch. Good amounts of smoke, dark grey ash with good retention. Fairly even burn with excellent construction: nice oily wrapper and some thin veins. I would suggest this as a good conversation cigar, not too complex but decent, if somewhat one dimensional cigar.

Review Notes: I picked this up since I was looking for an inexpensive, medium robusto-sized cigar. Had a nice medium-loose draw, plenty of smoke, fairly even burn, and a nice spicy flavor. For the price, is an excellent value. I plan on picking up some more for when I go golfing.