Review Notes: But that's about it. Profoundly peppery and spicy with a nice tingle on the tongue and the back of the throat, but no other flavors (if you can call that a flavor) to be tasted. The coffee I was sipping overpowered the taste of the cigar, and that shouldn't happen to ANY premium cigar. Even the mildest montes from the D.R. can stand up next to a cup of joe. The aroma was really nice, with that same spiciness, but very fragrant. Fairly well built, needing only a few touch-ups and having a lush draw that yielded loads of that spicy, flavorless smoke. Not recommended to anyone who doesn't like habanero peppers and water for dinner. I was surprised to not enjoy this smoke, as I like the regular tauajes ok. They almost remind me of Cubans with their slight sweetness and depth of flavors. I will try another to be fair, but won't review it if it's the same.