Review Notes: I have to start by saying I'm a big Rocky Coneticticut fan. I expected the same quality but with some pizazz. While this stick may not have lived up to my expectations it certainly brought a quality experience to the table. And at $2 a stick it's a super value. I guess the biggest knock is that it's a bit one dimensional. The construction and ash are solid, the draw is smooth, and the taste is leaning to the bold side of mild with a slightly nutty finish. Me and my golf buddies had no problem finishing off the box.

Review Notes: I believe CI introduced this line and was blowing smoke about how great they are - WRONG! Although not quite as nasty as their maduro counterparts, these sticks still sit nicely in the dog turd category. My friend raves about RP cigars here at work but the only one I liked so far is the Indian Tabac Super Fuerte. These are so bad I'm reluctant to try his other blends.

Review Notes: I have enjoyed smoking almost the whole 25. Not Rocky's best but they have the same quality construction and nice draw that other RP's have. I would buy again at under $2 a stick.

Review Notes: I agree with Beatnik that this isn't Rocky's best, but I like it for what it is---an everyday cigar that you can smoke anytime...except during special occasion. I especially enjoyed this cigar after many well drinks.

Review Notes: They sure taste like it. I dont know why rocky let this one out? I guess it was purely to make a bundle with his name but to me all it did was soil it. Before this blend you could get anything with his name one it and be satisfied but not this one. I payed less than 2 dollars a piece for a bundle of these but I think I've had better 89 cent drug store cigars sorry rocky but no cigar. I hope this cigar fades away into nothingness and no one buys them so i can again say anything by rocky will be good but no more.