Review Notes: I smoked this one just last night and thoroughly enjoyed it. Early canoeing corrected itself by the end of the first fourth, the draw was perfect, and the flavor and aroma were delightful down to the nub. Sorry to read Suspect's experience. All I can say is that a sub-par stick can pop up in any batch. I've had even Graycliffs and Montecristos that took half a tank of butane in corrections and left my senses of taste and smell disappointed.

Review Notes: This cigar came in a sampler, and after reading up on it I had high expectations. Unfortunately for me, those were not met. The biggest problem was the contruction; the cigar began conoeing immediately, and the draw was plugged. Each puff on it meant 3 or 4 pulls to get the heat up enough again to get any significant amount of smoke out of the 5th puff. The flavor on the other hand wasn't nearly as upsetting as the contruction, but it was definately not up to standard in my mind. Maybe I didn't give this cigar a fighting chance, but either way I dont think I would've have been all that happy with it.

Review Notes: First of all this is an ugly looking stick, is very veiny. It has some construction and i had to give it a couple of toch ups, but overall good burn. the flavor wasent that bad woody hints of nuts, but it turn bitter 2/3 in, it left a nice flavor afterwoards. it was ok but i prefer the yeallow one in this line.

Review Notes: Settle in for a solid hour and a half if you want to light this baby up. The flavors are spicy, but not strong. Just a touch over mild really. Nothing harsh about this cigar, but the smoke is heavy and will coat your pallate well. I did need to retouch the burn, but that may have been more my issue than the cigar's. A real winner in an excellent budget line.

Review Notes: It's been three years since I rated this cigar, and it still kicks ash. The flavor hit my taste buds just like a good corojo should. The construction was good and it's easy on the eyes. I'm not much on the other colors of this line, but red in a Serie 55 means go!