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The ONE. Hands down the best cigar in its category and beyond. This little stogie is full packed and combat ready from start to finnish and never ever lets you down. It is like Batmans utility belt with its wide range of arsenals to play with. There is the woody peppery note, burn coffee beans, dark cocoa, a mixed of dried and fried nuts with a hint of floral accents. Velvety and creamy. And when it burns and draws this well, it's your perfect one soldier commando to every occasion. Absolutely fantastic and worth every penny. Every one should have these!

Beautiful Box pressed torpedo with superb binding. A gorgeous cigar to look at and best thing yet, a great cigar to smoke. a full course smoke meal. Pre lighting lifts up a wonderful bokeh of cocoa, coffee and noble trees. Once ignited it picks up a abundant of smoke with a good draw. First third starts gently, piling the flavors beautifully on top of another until you reach the final of the first third and here is when the cigar is at its best: Lots of aroma and spices. Yes spices, such as cinnamon, star anis, black and white pepper, salt, leather and earthy nuances. All this in a good harmony. Towards the second it becomes more beefy, umami like. And by the last third flavors are purified which tends to mellow everything but after such a raid of flavor it is a perfect way to end the cigar, which otherwise would made the cigar too heavy. A must have and try!

Beautiful to look at. Excellent draw and burn with lots of flavors to play with. Lighting the tip gives pleasant aromas of roasted nuts and, cedary and mocca toast. The First third starts with a burst of epresso foam top with roasted sesame seeds and a floral notes. Very lovely. Second brings more peppery and more milky foam of smoke where the floral notes are more recognizable. The burn is steady and cool, which keeps the delicate notes present at all time. Last third is where this cigar losts its power and becomes very single note but still a good cigar. All in all a great cigar and with proper maturing I believe can became even better. Worth the investment!

Absolute charming cigar. Lots of pleasant smoke with creamy and subtle flavor of nuts. Starts with abundant of pleasant white smoke with hint of pepper and touch of citrus. A nice nutty flavor accompanies the smoke soon after lighting and follows nearly to the very end. Along with creamy touch this cigar almost finnish strong. Unfortunately it becomes very bitter toward the nub, but once there you've had had a great smoking experience and not much more can be requested from this cigar, especially with this price range. Mild to medium cigar. A must have!

A very pleasant Cigar but needs a proper maturing to become from average to fantastic. I left it mature for a year and it did huge different. Upon lighting pepper dominates the palette but mellows down quickly, giving more space for those more subtle aromas to appeal. Citrus and coco beans are introduced topped with a bit of salt. Second third brings more heat warming up the flavor into a rounder and creamier smoke giving a stronger grip of coffee and earthiness. At its last third the cigar becomes very sensitive to over smoking. Smoke it too often it becomes too hot and diminishes all the subtle flavors. Smoke it too little it tend to cool and die out, which makes it hard keep alive. And this happened to every single cigar I smoked. Strange little curiosity...

Charming little hitter packed with strong flavors. Classic flavor combo in a perfect harmony: Nutty, creamy, leathery, woody and deliciously salty. Incredibly wide flavor palette from the very first lighting to the very end. Playfully leaning first into its cocoa side and then suddenly turning faces and giving a more dominant coffee nuances with peppery twist. First third differs from the second only by a more wider scent with herbal notes to it. But flavor wise this cigar keeps on smacking big blows all the way to the end. Petit Edmundo gives a big show so effortlessly but sadly it does not last for long. Must remember to savor the moment and keep your mind and heart on it at all the time, otherwise you might find it burning your finger all too soon.

This is a beautiful cigar with excellent burn and draw. A very affordable individual, but sadly lacking a refined combination of flavors. It definitely has great potential but is very single toned, due to its overpowering peppery note, that crudely over runs other delicate flavors, that this cigar possesses. But for the price it is still worth trying ( perhaps in bigger size) and maybe leave it age for a year or so. Maybe. Lets see....

When hard to decided, RASS is always a good pick. Truly a classic style Cuban cigar with great flavor range. Very creamy and leathery. A nice balance of pepper, tobacco and salt that makes this cigar a legend. First third is the show stopper. Lots of flavor and smoke with pleasant aroma. Second third is more beefy and looses some of the delicate sweet nuances that were present before such as caramel and taffy. Last third mellows the flavor profile a notch or two but bring more salt and pepper to which this cigar is great to end with. One of the best bargain cuban out there!

Wonderful cigar. Pre lighting delivers a lot of peppery nuances which it was for the first 5 minutes. Maybe even too much, since it almost over runs other flavor that are present. But soon after it becomes more complex as the elements find their places. Second third delivers an interesting variation of spices and floral notes. Meaty first taste with bay leave, pepper and nutmeg on the top and a floral after taste, a bit like rose water lingers nicely in the sides. Burns and draws very well and keeps interesting all the way to the nub. Great every day cigar with solid performance. Need to buy a few more to have it matured. Hoping it will become from good to excellent.

I found this cigar a bit too average taste wise. The flavors were a bit too restrained. When warming up the tip, it gave a burst of flavors and once lit the flavors did come to live. But very soon after smoking the first third flavor became very thin. I'll let the nes i still have rest at my humidor for a year or two. Lets see what happens.

Had to smoke two of these before I dared to make any assumptions and have to say I was ever so slightly disappointed of the total endurance of this cigar. It lighted with burst of complexity and width. Floral and spicy notes tangled the taste palette with thick creamy smoke. A very pleasant first third. Almost perfect without the slight tight draw. Here is where the excellence ended. From the second third the smoke had one big problem: Lack off present. By this I mean that you can almost get the full force of what this cigar is capable off but never quite getting there. Always a step or two behind and as you get closer the nub the game is already getting pretty boring. Very sad. But I won't give up. I still have high hopes for this cigar. Maybe a year or two of maturing will undress the restrains of this cigar. My suggestions is to buy a few let it rest in your humidor for a year or two and then try one. There is lot of potential in this cigar...

Beautiful cigar with an excellent draw. Pre lighting gives an impression of a very passionate taste profile. Upon first draw a peppery march takes the show accompanied with a chili dressing. Some earthiness and leather can be found following way back. Promising first third. Second third is a more rounded and even sum of all the tastes mentioned earlier. Closing the final second the cigar suddenly gets lost in the game. And third is a mere reflection of its glory moments. Very sad ending. Did not quite found a way to really master its potential and instead left everything a bit short. Should and could have been better but underscored and positioned some where in the average league. Not a bad cigar cigar but with this price tag should have been better. Maturing did some good to it and company it with a drink makes this a even better. Scoring best from appearances and lowest from taste performance. Have a try, some might enjoy this not so offensive type cigar.

A good affordable cigar with a bully character. It starts with all hands blazing and forgetting couple necessary principals of a great cigar, burn and draw, which were not the best of its class. Still it does the job well. Starts with lots of peppery and earthy flavor and a hint of sweet scent of dark sugar and cinnamon which fades away soon after igniting the cigar. Second third follows the first but with a more action than words. Lots of pepper and lots of earthiness that dominates and controls everything else from a very subjective point of view. The last third brings heat to the palette that almost purifies all the taste too much making it a very one sided smoke. But all said and done, it still a good cigar at a very affordable price.

Had a nice moment with this cigar. Excellent burn and draw and a true beauty to look at. Taste wise this cigar is packed lightly: Everything is very subtle and almost too shy. A hint of this and that with the most gentle hand shake imaginable. A nice morning smoke, when our taste palette isn't at our most sensitive. Would recommend to have a few, for those every day smoking moment and if possible have it mature in humidor for at least a year for those ever so gentle flavor to develop a bit more. There a lot of other brands that does the same job, but these cigars just look so beautiful.