 | | Origin: | Cuba | Manufactured: Hand Made |
| Gauge: | Medium | Length: | 135 |
| Format: | Cosacos | Ring: | 42 |
| Weight: | 8,84 gr. | Score: | 6.0 |
| Presentation: 2 Layers in a varnished Semi Boite Nature of 25 |
Average user rating  
Review #18: I see that many are not rating this exceptional habano very highly. I rank it over Cohiba Siglo II and Monte #4. And it also offers plenty of bang for the buck. Exceptionally flavorfull, excellent burn and draw. I have only had one box, so I hope they are consistent. - Submitted by mick on December 7, 2005
Review #17: Eugh, what a poor smoke. started unravelling after the cut for a start even though I had kept it in the humidor and brought it up to a good humidity over a few weeks. draw was a little tough but ok, flavour was all but none existant, you would need Indiana Jones to find it. Was very spicy and hot, the spice very much overpowering the flavour. Didnt seem very complex, light woody flavour...that's it really, it became too harsh to finish with about 4 inches left so I dumped it. Don't think it was fake, I know it wasn't, maybe it was just a very poor box. - Submitted by A. Dyer on March 5, 2005
Review #16: I always liked this cigar: not outstanding but always offering a good standard. Rich toasted flavour with earthy and peppery overtones. Recently the wrapper is coarser, and the draw less consistent, making it less of a value for money Havana. - Submitted by Frederick on February 9, 2005
Review #15:  These possess a strange flavor to me. Almost a floral like dandelion flavor. A tight draw more often than not as well. The finish is rather noxious with a granola like aftertataste. - Submitted by JohnnieG on January 21, 2005
Review #14: This cigar started in a disjointed manner, with tastes that didn't complement each other. The first half was on the mild side and had some unpleasant grassy and salty tastes. It improved towards the middle, where it became more complex and stronger. The grassiness dissapeared and the flavors began to develop into the "paper lunchbag" character of Ecuadorean Sumatra wrapper leaf. The burn was decent. Overall, not bad for the price but I won't repeat. - Submitted by Stacks Overflow on January 21, 2005
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