Review Notes: I fired one of these up at a local B&M with some friends. It was from a box from 2004, and had plume all over it. Attractive, rich, dark, toothy wrapper with minimal veins. Solid construction, as usual with AF, without any soft spots. Easy light. Good draw. Razor sharp burn without the need for corrections. Tons of billowy white smoke. Started immediately with a strong woody flavor. The first third combined this woodiness with a strong earthiness, charcoal and meat flavors, almost like a steak on the grill. The second third brought an enjoyable smoothness and flavors of cocoa and a hint of dark chocolate all set on the background of earth. The last third introduced dancing notes of espresso and a mild menthol flavor. All in all, this 2 hour smoke was most enjoyable, and shows me again that the Anejos are worth both the hype and the coin. Paired well with HC7 rum.