Review Notes: I’ve burned up a few of these Bullys now, and I just can’t get too excited about them. All three were purchased separately and spent varying amounts of time in the humidor and were smoked in disparate settings. This last one yesterday in the side yard under the Chicken Hill with a beer was the best. The cigar is near flawless in appearance, round, solid. The construction was OK; fantastic cap that held together wonderfully, but it burned a bit off; had to flame a canoe back into submission a couple of times. The flavor was a nudge above average in my book. I nubbed it though. The other two times I smoked the Bully have slipped from memory as will this last one eventually. I guess that’s the very definition of an “everyday cigar.”