Review Notes: The burn has improved and the taste, although good, is a little one dimensional. A little maduro, sweetness, some coffee, leather, but nothing stands out as if they have all combined into one flavor that does not change. It is a very pleasant cigar. I smoked this morning my coffee on an empty stomach an enjoyed it. Retail price is ridiculous, as with most Gurkhas, don't pay over $3 and it's an OK value.

Review Notes: Strength tempered with flavors of toast, spice and some floral notes. A very nice box pressed cigar that delivers impressively in all departments except the burn. Another Ghurkha that goes sideways. The spiciness mellows around halfway and the flavors become more pronounced. A very good cigar IMHO.