Review Notes: Don't let the rustic looking wrapper fool you, light brown with several blotches, dry and veiny. Very tasty, a complex mix of bread, nuts, cocoa and coffee. Smooth and fairly mild. Gets a bit bolder in taste and body about a third down into the burn, the coffee becoming more of an espresso flavor, and a fuller tabocco taste starts to emerge, but still a very good cigar. Good roll with a heavy box press, nice burn and draw. The flavors remind me very much of a milder version of Padron. This maduro tastes very different compared to the natural wrapped, H 2000 Mayorga, much mellower. A bargain at under $50 a box.