Review Notes: Very nice cigar with lots of smoke. Very smooth and nice Nico buzz.

 Review Notes: This cigar delivers a real punch. I'd venture to guess no matter what you had for dinner, this one is a shoo-in for a great after dinner smoke. Yes, it is on the strong side. This cigar looked impressive from the unusually firm torpedo end to the impeccably constructed rich brown smooth yet slightly toothy beautiful wrapper. I liked the combination of a torpedo with a churchill length too. On to the smoke! Smoke it did. burned like a Pedron with enough smoke and resistance so it seemed to go on and on.. The flavor? Started very spicy and settled it to a great toasty and woody combination. Strong, yet smoothly done and with the occassional nuance of the spice returning now and again. The ash was nice and white and I kept deciding to knock it off since it could get quite long at times. I'd say it was a complete success and I recommend it to those who have moved on to stronger smokes without reservation.

 Review Notes: Great cigar! Throughly enjoyed, great full-bodied cigar, but probably due to length (&/or gauge) there were times when the smoke was not copious and flavorful as the guadjiro or robusto. very nice long experience though with richness. Interesting shape on the cap and burned nicely throughout. see reviews on guadjiro and robusto.

 Review Notes: I must have gotten the runt of the litter. One dimensional smoke, very woody and smooth, but one dimensional. Certainly no VSG or ESG for that matter. Sorry Fuente didn't blend this one for Ashton.

 Review Notes: A very impressive looking cigar. Notes of dry cocoa bean and nuts and most definitely a sweet overtone. It was surprisingly mild though out the cigar and was expecting no less than med body. The wrapper was coming apart near the cap as I smoked it however, ashes stay firm and straight. Nice and long finish which lingers for hours.