Review Notes: Nice medium body. Very smooth flavor with an easy draw and looser construction. Burned evenly and stayed lit very well all the way to the nub. I found it to be very enjoyable, even if a bit expensive for what you get.

Review Notes: This cigar will take you a good while to get through, but 10 bucks is still steep for this cigar. I would call this a medium bodied cigar with creamy overtones. The construction was a little soft, but it held together ok. A decent smoke, if you can find it for under 7 bucks.

Review Notes: I’ve been unimpressed by the offerings from RyJ, until I smoked this large Pyramid. The flavors and body were well balanced, but mild. I enjoyed the entire smoke. Generally I’d need to purge such a large ring cigar several times throughout the smoke, however this one stayed pleasant and smokeable the entire length, and like my favorite smokes, I nubbed it. The VI tasted like a cup of mellow coffee, creamy and smooth, with flawless draw and burn. If I run across any of these in the local tobacco shops I’ll pick up a couple more, but price will keep me from buying a box.

Review Notes: Delicious, creamy cigar. Beautiful, chestnut golden brown, Connecticut seed wrapper. Well rolled. Great draw. Lots of smoke, yet fairly mild, with not a hint of harshness. Very, very smooth. Tastes like a fresh baked, doughy loaf of bread. The only drawback is the price. If you got the bucks, buy a box. However, even if you treat yourself to a $9 cigar only on a special occasion, put this on your must try list. Now that I think about it, with gasoline nearing $4 a gallon, this is not that bad of a deal. LOL

Review Notes: Loved the shape and construction. Good draw with a subtle creamy flavor. A cut above the average stick.