Review Notes: I haven't reviewed this cigar in over ayear and I've certainly smoked by share of this three- sided beauty. One thing, i've found out the hard way is that these babies need to be aged and I don't mean six months. I'd recommend at least a year, but you might get away with 10 months. The burn and taste definately improve and I'm not talking about a small improvement like many cigars. I smoked this one with about 14 months in the humidor. It was delicious as I camped among the coyotes and bear in the high plateau of the Alleghany Front.