Review Notes: "Gimmiky" is probably not a word, but that is what I call a decent cigar that seems to depend of the idea of "barrel aging" than it does on pedigree. I have to take their word for it that barrel aging is somehow superior or even unique to the more common way of aging a cigar. If it was in any way better, don't you think that it would be much more common? That said, the cigar is decent. Well rolled and a sweet mellow flavor with a light draw and medium earthy flavor. A solid cigar that is a tad over priced.