Review Notes: This Pepin offering has a gloriously oily wrapper with a nice cap, a nearly perfect draw with a decent burn, and a core of leathery and peppery flavors. (Actually, that applies to just about all of the cigars from his various lines). What's different here to me is a tart, almost citrusy taste that accompanies the pepper and leather. I prefer the black labels since I like their taste a little more and they cost a little less, but these are good too.