"This is an amazing cigar."

I ran into these as part of a La Aurora sampler I purchased on the Internet. In order to understand my perspective on cigars, I like to smoke strong cigars, with Fuente Opus X, Anejo and Don Carlos as my favorites. My usual (affordable) cigar is a Fuente Sungrown. Like another reviewer mentioned, the similarities between this cigar and an Opus X will blow your mind. The taste was superb right down to the nub, and the burn time was an hour or more for a five inch cigar. While I did have to relight this twice, but it burned evenly to the end, and the draw was excellent. This is the perfect combination of strength and that Dominican creamy flavor that most Fuente smokers crave. Best of all, this cigar is less than five bucks -- a real bargain. Let's hope Cigar Aficionado does not discover these as they are sure to disappear off the shelf as soon as everyone else tries them.

"OVERPRICED"

This cigar is really strong, too strong. The burn is very uneven and you will need to take care of this cigar more carefully than a suicidal preteen: you will need to relight it roughly 7 times per smoke, its ridiculous, the overall ordeal this cigar causes does not outweigh any other factor: in fact, there is no other factor. It tastes like dirt mixed with raid. NOT good, I've tried 3 so far, two of them humidified for a few months. I used a premium butane lighter, and cut it properly, there is no excuse to this pathetic, disgusting abomination. I thought it would be unique and exotic to smoke an African cigar, WRONG. They should NOT be charging so much for such a poorly constructed cigar, no excuses.