Review Notes: First, the construction was really good. The draw was perfect and it only need a minor touch up at the nub. This cigar has a beautiful sheen to it. As far as flavors, this isn't an overly complex cigar. It starts with some nuttiness and slight spice and develops some cherry notes. About 1/3 in some coffee appears, but fades into the previous profile. As it burns, the strength grows and develops some leather notes. Overall, this cigar is perfect to sit back and enjoy.

Review Notes: I,m not a big fan of the Corojo wrapper, but this is one good cigar. Nutty, creamy, and just a bit of spice and bite. I aged this stick for about 2 years, so I' m sure that helped. The ash was a little flakey, but not too bad. I would not buy this cigar again, but if you like a Corojo wrapper you should give this a try.

Review Notes: I,m not a big fan of the Corojo wrapper, but this is one good cigar. Nutty, creamy, and just a bit of spice and bite. I aged this stick for about 2 years, so I' m sure that helped. The ash was a little flakey, but not too bad. I would not buy this cigar again, but if you like a Corojo wrapper you should give this a try.

Review Notes: This cigar was beautiful, it drew well and the burn was perfect. A creamy medium-full smoke that offered subtle flavors until the final third when it opened into floral and citrus flavors.

Review Notes: I had read about the Edge and this was not what I was expecting. It was not as strong as I had been led to believe. I'm not a regular full-strength cigar smoker, so I'm not complaining, but I like one on occasion. The Edge Toro was a little different it reminded me of a cross between a Don Diego and a Signet. It had a hint of the floral and a hint of soap. That might not sound good but overall a pretty good smoke. In fact I'm not raving about any particular aspect of this cigar, neither an I complaining. This one was in the humidor for over 6 months, I'll let the other one sit for the full year and get back to you.