Review Notes: These come in a impressive chest, holding 35 cigars, and each row is packed snugly (even going so far as to use soft foam to cushion them; a.k.a.: Sancho Panza Dulcinea). The maduro wrapper is bordering on obscuro, and although the wrappers are a tad rough looking, every cigar is uniform. High tribute to Villazon Torceodors. The cigar is solid to the touch, but despite the firm roll, upon sparking up, the draw is almost effortless. The burn is fairly even, and the flavor is pure Honduran; full flavor, but without the ligero OD that one experiences so often these days. A truly honest cigar.