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Delicious!!  Never have said this before! These are finger burnin' delicious! My new favorites!! This review was written by Gene of Cape Charles on September 1, 2008 One of the best Very solid cigar. Pricey, worth every penny but best if you can get on an auction. Good mild cigar with a nice consistent burn and good construction. This has been moved into my humidor as a staple. This review was written by indymarc of indianapolis on June 25, 2008 Silky Satisfaction The construction is superb, lights once, burns evenly. The bouquet of flavours develop waves of aromatic smoke, with lush, delightful hints of eathy nuances. This cigar is Silky Satisfaction, builds to a creamy finish. Phenominal Cigar that feels and tastes like pure tobacco silk. This review was written by thebaby981 of LSU Country on April 12, 2008 Delicious! So far this is the best cigar I have smoked. Tasted great right down to my thumbnail. No prob's with draw, construction, etc. Wish I could afford to smoke just these. This review was written by Gusto1 of Oregon on July 10, 2007 Best cigar I've smoked. Great cigar. Beautiful wrapper, tasty to the last, mild with lots of flavor. Never got harsh. This review was written by Gusto1 of Eugene Oregon on July 1, 2007 What a wonderful suprise !! You first look at this cigar and you're thinking, "Is this going to have any taste?" If you are thinking this, you're going to get fooled. Remember, the binder & filler are both from Nicaragua. And the Conneticut wrapper is aged to perfection. The result -- a medium body flavor bomb! Nuts, creamy gourmet coffee undertones, and hints of cinnamon and caramel take over your palate. And a nice long, light pleasant finish is noted throughout this wonderful cigar. It's often overlooked. For all you dedicated cigar connoisseurs out there, don't let the very light color of this cigar turn you away. This review was written by Gary Garwood of OH on February 18, 2007 Pleasant Surprise I received 5 of these in a "travel-dor" case special. Really didn't think I'd like them as they even look mild and I'm an El Rico, Joya Antano type smoker. Well, they were actually a very pleasant and fairly tasty cigar. If you want a mid day stick or something on a hot late afternon, early evening this is a quality choice. This review was written by Clarke of Florida on December 2, 2006 What A Surprise! I usually don't like mild smokes. As I write this I have one of these babies lit and I have to say it is just bliss! The clouds of thick tasty smoke pours from this thing. The burn and draw has been perfect so far and I am half way through already. The smell is just so good that I almost want to light up another once I am finished with this one. This was given to me by a friend and he said it was a decent smoke. Well, he was right and then some! I will be ordering some for myself thank you! This review was written by Bill of Connecticut on May 9, 2006 A wonderful mild ,but well flavored cigar I have found this cigar to be one of my favorites. From the construction to the band all the way through to the actual smoke I would rate this a 10. This review was written by Jim Berns of North Carolina on November 29, 2005 Mild, Smooth and Flavorful I have smoked several of these, and found them to be one of my favorites. Mild but flavorful, very smooth, easy smoking cigar. If there is one drawback, it is that the wrapper is perhaps a little delicate. Probably the torpedo would avoid that problem. Perdomo typically makes excellent torpedos. Unfortunately, this cigar is a bit pricey for an everyday smoke, but is nice to have for those special occasions. This review was written by Jim Hibbard of Houston, TX on June 27, 2005 Not as good as I was hoping I just smoked one of these last night with high expectations. First of all the strength is much more fuller then described. While the burn was ok the ash was a dirty grey. Taste was ok you could tell it was well aged but just didn't have the memorable taste it was supposed to deliver for a pricey cigar from Perdomo. This review was written by Steven Pozza of Woodbury, NJ. on June 1, 2005 |
