Review Notes: I had hope that this would be my next got to cigar, but would not purchase a GH Habano again. This review is based on one smoke of this cigar. Appearance: The cigar had a nice dark medium brown wrapper with some veins, and looked to be rolled with care. Construction: While the cigar looked to be constructed well, there were some issues with tunneling, which led me to believe that the cigar was not filled well. It also had frequent burn problems so relights were frequent. The burn was uneven and ragged. At this price, I was surprised the GH lacked quality in this department. Some may attribute this to wetness, but I don't think this was the case as I had this cigar sitting for a few days without exposure to humidity. Perhaps aging it in a humidor for awhile would have helped. It did have a nice volume of smoke though. Flavor: The cigar was robust and medium to full bodied in flavor, but one dimensional and flat. There were some hints of earth and a bit of a nicotine kick. Again, age may help this cigar, but in this price range, I expect more. Value: Based on this one cigar, I would have to say that a better value can be found from the abundance of other cigars in this price range, which come fairly ready to smoke. Perhaps I got a bum stick, but am coming to expect more from manufacturers these days. Especially from a relatively small producer like STC.