Review Notes: From a chest of 40 purchased in spring 2001. Mild-to-medium, despite being billed as a new, ballsier Upmann. Woody, and not just from extended aging in the cedar sleeve, since they were predominantly woody when fresh. Toasty tobacco with a surprisingly long, creamy and slightly sweet finish. The draw is good, but the burn line wanders, as is typical of an H2K wrapper. Not the most dynamic stick you'll come across, but flavorful for lighter fare. Every couple of months I pluck one of these out of the bowels of the humi, and I'm never sorry I did. A reliable morning smoke.