Review Notes: a little more toasty than the 92 vintage. cedar and leathery. good draw when cut not punched, i tried both ways. a little short on the finish but light fruity tones. nice cigar. again use extra polygrip for this one.

 Review Notes: This was an o.k. cigar. The flavor was somewhat leathery, but had about as strong of notes of black cherry as I've ever encountered. The draw was somewhat loose, but I guess that's better than it being tight. All in all, a good smoke.

 Review Notes: I've been a supporter of Rocky for a good while, which is why it was disappointing that of the last three cigars of his I'd had, the only one I'd enjoyed was the tried and true collaboration he has with Drew Estate, Java. This big guy brings it back strong though. Delicious, heavy flavor without being too strong. Creamy on the palate and with a nice full aroma that may not please the non-cigar smokers around you, but certainly hits the right notes for you. Only a very minor uneven burn towards the last third that was easily corrected. Its retail price may be a bit high, but you can get it for less and if you find it below 10 dollars, I certainly recommend it. And even if you can't, give it a try if it catches your fancy.

 Review Notes: While I was in Danli at Rocky's house i had the opportunity to smoke one of these and loved it. The 60 ring gage takes a little getting use to but draw was excellent and taste was complex. They had just come off the rolling table so they had some sitting to do but a very good smoke non the less.