Review Notes: I just finished this cigar maybe 15 minutes ago, and I must say I am very impressed. First impressions of the construction were good. The wrapper started to unravel a bit when i cut it but im not going to blame the cigar because i cut it with a cheap cutter. The burn was very even and it corrected itself every time it began to sway. The smoke was almost blue and the progression of the taste was very interesting. Like most people said the first 1/4 of an inch was almost harsh (nothing a little more aging wouldn't take care of i imagine) and up until the first ash the taste was coffee with wood. Till the second break it was like cappachino, the third, expresso. Coffee all the way. After the first 1/4 it was never harsh all the way till i couldn't hold it. I suggest a good puff about every 20-30 seconds delivers the best taste, any more than that and it starts to get a little sulfur taste to it. I would go as far to say that it is the Rocky Patel Vintage of the corona. Honestly I would pay twice as much for the thing but luckly I don't have to.