Review Notes: ToroTom nailed this right on the head. I think that these are actually a little better with less age in them. Mine had also been in the humi for about a year, and what Tom said was exactly right in both the flavor and the profile. It started off a tad peppery, and then settled into a smooth smoke, not creamy, byt not overly dry either. The nuts and wood that he mentioned: all there. I can pretty much parrot his review. It's a decent morning cigar (I finished this at 10:40 a.m.) but not something to really captivate you, as it doesn't really evolve at all; it just stays smooth and constant. Champagnes that I've smoked right off the rack previously, seemed to have a little more zip to the flavor, so I think that the age possibly smooths out an already mild cigar too much. For seven bucks, not a bad cigar. As with most Perdomos, the construction and draw were both very nice.