Review Notes: I have always really enjoyed this smoke when I am looking for a mild to medium bodied stick. I know it can be found for cheaper than what I paid and in my book it is an excellent value. Unlike others apparently, I've never had any construction, burn, flakey ash problems. The burn has been consistent, lots of smoke and a tangy, sweetness in flavor. It could offer a bit more complexity but for the money, it makes a real nice choice in a mild smoke, IMHO.

Review Notes: Other than a few construction and burn issues this was good cigar. Light spice with a touch of coffee and something else I can't put my finger, whatever it is I like. A touch to the mild side of medium bodied smoke that delivered plenty of smoke and settled down toward the end as far as construction is concerned and very pleasant most of the way thru. A gift from a young gorilla at CS. Thanks Patrick.

Review Notes: This cigar certainly does not lack in flavor. Well rolled, burned nice and even. Loaded with a mixture of flavors, ranging from coffee to very tangy fruit. Some may find it too tangy, almost like a sour, tart, citrus fruit taste. I happen to like this kind of flavor, and very much enjoyed this cigar. Medium body. If you enjoy a strong citrus type of flavor, a must try.

Review Notes: Good tasteing but the uneven burn and the fact that it kept going out lessened the enjoyment. The Indios Veijo is better tasting, burns better and doesn't go out half way through.

Review Notes: This cigar has a lot going for it, but for me it was too bitter and harsh. On the plus side, the ecuadorian wrapper tastes great, and the overall burn and draw was flawless. Unfortunately this cigar suffers from way too much bitterness and is a strong, harsh smoke. It doesn't improve as you go down; it only gets worse. You can really taste the Mexican filler in it. This is a bitter smoke. I bet with aging this cigar has potential, but the filler should be changed. It's way too harsh for the average smoker.