Review Notes: I've tried two and both were youngish (I couldn't help myself). This, with the Guajiro might be the finest of the line. The potential for aging is extreme. It seemed to me a truly wonderful, perhaps more mellow than expected, sweet tobacco with slight floral hints, latte chocolaty piece of heaven. One of mine swelled slightly near the band and eventually split, but I persevered with pleasure and knew it to be youth and not construction. A memorable experience.

 Review Notes: All the San Cristobal cigars I've tried have been impressive, and this is the best yet. Draw, taste and construction are superb.

 Review Notes: Pepin+Ashton (aghm, Fuente), add a slightly heavy price tag, some incredible art work and you have to have extremely high expectations. they were met. The Churchill size in the line give this smoke time to really settle, before exploding in flavor, then receeding and then exploding again for the finale. It wasnt as oily in its youth as it will be and the akward looking tappered head feels good in the mouth, just like a belicoso. Great balance as no one single note was detected but even better complexity because it was evidant they were there. A classic.

 Review Notes: Very shortly after lighting this cigar I knew I had a winner! The wrapper had that special "look" to it as it burned. I'm not sure how to describe it but I new it was high quality like a few other great cigars I had in the past. From there the cigar did NOT disappoint. Great taste with lots of smoke that produced a fine aroma. Very well made cigar I would highly recommend.