Review Notes: What a great stick. The wrappers are thick and silky to the touch with a pleasing prelight aroma. I picked up 10 of these on a special with CI and they are very consistent. Although these are advertised as full they start mild-medium and build gradually to the light side of full. The warm and pleasant aroma was amazing. A nice round smoke.

Review Notes: As 'density' said in his review, these are 5x54, not 4x54. However, 54 RG seems like a stretch, these are more like 52 at best. Lit the first one up yesterday and it was a good smoke. I couldn't pick out any flavor notes, but it was enjoyable. However, from time to time, the cigar got bitter. After I purged it, it got a lot better. The ash was a mixture of dark and light gray, not very firm. Total smoke time about 80 minutes. I was happy to try it at $4.00 a piece, but would have been upset if I paid retail.

Review Notes: ive now had several of these can say they are a cut above the rest of the RP line. construction is good, no burn probs, interesting taste, but the price is alittle nasty for a 5 inch torp. i bought a box of 50 so god knows how long ill be smokin these! maybe til 2010.

Review Notes: Purchased one of these from my local about a month ago and finally pulled it out today. Kind of a short smoke for being a torpedo. More of a robusto with a pointed head and a rounded box press. Silky smooth wrapper with a solid cap. Gave this one a quick snip and got to work. The first thing I noted was the draw, absolutely perfect. I was given ample volumes of thick, chewy smoke with only a small amount of effort on my part. The burn, while not razor sharp, didn't require any assistance from me at all. Rich notes of leather and coffee on the finish. As one reviewer said earlier there was something else in there as well but I can't quite put my finger on it. Smoked this one down to less than an inch and never once had it get hot on me. My only gripe about this stogie would be the price. $8.50 for a 45 minute smoke isn't exactly a bargain in my book and will probably put these into the "every now and then" category for me. Overall, I really enjoyed this cigar. Should you find yourself with a $10 burning a hole in your pocket definitely give one of these a try.

Review Notes: This nicely shaped cigar has a beautifully silky wrapper. They're 5 inches long, not 4 as stated above. The draw and burn are both pretty good. A bit of a slow starter, after it warms up woody flavors turn more creamy with a nice subtle spiciness. Personally I think the maduros have better, richer flavor, but these are good too. Expensive for the size, however.