Review Notes: Prelight it smells a bit like wet cardboard, and it's a little bit lopsided. Not an attractive cigar. But it lit up easily and the construction was good. The bittersweet taste that is the Te Amo trademark was muted at first, much to my approval. But then the classic Te Amo arose and turned from bittersweet chocolate to acrid. It burned pretty quickly and when the taste went south I tossed it. A decent first half.