Review Notes: as stated before, the construction, taste and burn on these little tatuaje scrub cigars are esplendido for the price. i bought a handful at $4 each and i think i would have been happy paying $8 for each.

 Review Notes: I like these enough to keep a box around at all times. (Either these or the robustos) Well-constructed and tasty, with a typical Nic full-flavor profile of peppery, leathery smoke with a nice balancing sweetness and some toasty notes. Fairly one-dimensional, but they do have enough complexity to stay fairly interesting. Uneven burn, but always a smooth draw. No stems/sticks/plugs in any of mine so far! I find that they seem to smoke better (taste-wise) when they're a little on the moist side. (I keep mine at 70% RH) They can be a little harsh at times, but that's just a fact of life when you're talking medium-filler. They're very smooth for the most part, if you remember to puff them slowly. For the money, in a cut-filler, they don't come much better than these, Quintero Brevas, and JLPs. (IMHO) Terrific bargain smokes for when you don't feel like burning $ up on a "premium" stick, but want a full-flavored treat that won't break your wallet. (About $3.50/stick)

 Review Notes: Great burn and construction. The taste was good but a little on the mild side.

 Review Notes: Here's a well-rolled cigar with a moderately complex blend redolent of Nicaraguan spice and getting a boost from a Cameroon wrapper. Who'd a guessed it would be a winner?

 Review Notes: Strong flavorful smoke Fine burn, ash, and taste