Review Notes: This cigar had a burly looking natural wrapper. The ash was grey and stacked like pancakes, not really sturdy, but not falling into my lap either. The draw was a tad tight though. The burn was even first half, but uneven second half, and had to be relit three times in second half. It had a nice toasty core with butter undertones, the core changed to a more leathery taste towards the end. There was a little nuttiness as well mixed in throughout the smoke. It got a little hot towards the end, but I expect that in smaller cigars. It was very relaxing, and quite a quick smoke. The smoke was a little thinner than I usually like, but I smoked it to the nub. It was a great smoke to end a great weekend.