Review Notes: ...but the taste is pretty bland. This cigar had that cool greenish-brown wrapper that lots of premiums have. I was impressed by the construction as this little hog burned extremely well. Overall, it burned a little hot though. Not bad per say, but not nearly as good as the churchills that I do so enjoy in this line. I have to say, this cigar defines the word average.

Review Notes: I think this cigar is 4 bucks cause of the name. This cigar I got from my smoke shop was a little dry, however it felt & looked good in the shop, but a month in the humidor fixed it sorta. it is an okay stick. it burned even, and lit well. this was mild but I tasted at points a stronger cigar yearning to break free, with very light hints of earthiness and cedar or spice. A decent cigar worth a try but nothing more.

Review Notes: It was a good cigar, had a little trouble with an even burn but it started to fix up. Nice flavor but I prefer a little more kick. Most likely will not purchase again over other cigars.

Review Notes: The title says it all. The cigar is well built, but did not excite me in any way. The taste is just not worth the price.

Review Notes: This is an average cigar. The construction is very nice, very even, with smooth wrappers and solid craftsmanship. But light it up and it just tastes like a cigar...nothing more, nothing less. I have smoked a dozen of these and just finished the last one during a stroll with the dogs in the woods. A consistently inoffensive but uneventful smoke. I think the issue is that there is not a drop of sweetness to this cigar. Without some sweetness in the flavor, it is difficult to develop more complex flavors. All you're really left with is earthy tobacco. To be fair, there are times when the flavor of this cigar is more satisfying than others. I just can't tell in advance when that is going to be. It is relatively smooth, with a modicum of spice, a good volume of smoke, and a very well behaved cigar in terms of burn, coolness, and how the last third performs. But it just never really comes into its own and announces any sort of personality.