Review Notes: Don't smoke this expecting to get a La Riqueza #5. You only paid half as much, so expect this to be a less refined little cousin to it. My ash held on 40% of the way down. The flavor was nice and chocolatey all the way. Thick smoke rings. I got my box for under $3/cigar and highly recommend it at that price. If I had to pay $6 for it, I would pass....and get a La Riq #5 instead. Capiche?

 Review Notes: Had a one of these not too long ago, and everything I said in my last review is still true, smooth sweet taste with a hint of chocolate. Hot white ash, with a fantastic burn. The cap still has some problems - but at around 3.50 a stick, who cares? One of the better maduros out there, and when you factor in the price - maybe one of the best.

 Review Notes: I can't help but feel that this cigar is a bit overrated. Kind of like the territory of La Mancha in Cervantes writings. It was a good cigar, but for me anyway it was not first tier, except maybe in looks or value. The taste was good but not particularly rich or complex. I did not experience a razor like burn on this cigar, though like all this stick's attributes it was above average. Overall, at the price it's certainly a keeper.

 Review Notes: These reviews are all right on. Great construction, some snap and flavor, nice rich smoke. VERY good. These improve with age but they wont last long if you buy some.

 Review Notes: I bought a box of these and let me tell ya, great. AT first a little harsh but after a few puffs it mellows right out, flavours change up and i nub these. so great smoke if you like the Med-full range. Has a razor burn and the ash will hold for about 2 inches ( but will fall off if not careful). Try some.