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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!

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.

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....

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....

Had a few of these and after lighting the first one a small concern crept in to my mind; is this all? But giving it a second chance I let these stoogies rest in my humidor for almost a year before I lit another one. My concern got its answer. Do not bother buying this cigar!!! Even a year rest in my humidor did absolutely nothing or very little. If these were half the prize I would say: Go ahead, have a try. But with this price tag there\'s a LOT MORE BETTER ones to go for.

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.

An evenly burning with an excellent draw. That's the best things about this cigar. It starts with an overwhelmingly strong peppery and spicy load overpowering all other taste. It soon mellows down introducing a more balanced taste with a hint of cocoa, coffee, wood and clay. Towards the last third the taste becomes more narrow excluding more and more taste until you're stuck with just a smokey peppery cigar. And before the beginning of the last third it begans to evolve an unpleasent amount of bitterness. Before that happens it's better to lay down the cigar to rest unless you want to spoill the few good thing about your smoking experience. At it's price range an average-- at its best.

This is a cigar with possible ups and downs. When on its best it gives abundant of taste to play with. Very earthy, creamy and tastes like cocoa, smoked beans and a hint of saltiness as a necessery ingredient to boost other flavors. Its good from the start and excellent after the first third but towards the end the heat and moist slightly distroys the fragile nyanses that gives this cigar its character. But at its worst this can be a tight, hard to draw cigar that is hard to keep alive. Sometimes the wrapper start to unfold, keeping you busy to maintain a steady and even burn. And no matter what I do it just is sometimes too tight and is better just to thraw it away and lit a new one. Consistence is something to wish for but a ideal stick can be a lot of fun! Lot of similarities to Montecristo no.5

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!