"Good cigar"

Been smoking these everyday for a month all have been good no issues

"Needs time"

Rolled well, lights easy and has a good draw. Pre light aroma is like a dusty old barn that s been closed up for a while. Strength seems mild, with the flavor being like old dry hay from a dusty old barn that s been closed up for a while. The flavor does improve about halfway in but still has room to improve. I think some time spent resting in a humidor would improve the flavor.

"Nice Mellow Smoke"

Mild smooth and tasty. Burn and draw good. Flavors of toast and nuts. Under 2 bucks a stick ... definitely worth trying.

"Happy"

Good cigar for the money.sometimes uneven burn,other wise,good cigar.

"Keep your expectations reasonable and you ll be quite happy with these"

Are they the best cigars ever? Duh, obviously not. But at $1.20 a stick they re a lot better than they should be. I just bought two more bundles while they re still on sale. Yeah, they re a little uneven in quality, and the caps aren t always well-attached. But they taste fine, and the last few I ve smoked have been well-rolled with a perfectly even burn. The flavor is a little bit reminiscent of an RJ Reserve Maduro; not the equal of that cigar, but in that ballpark for general taste.

"way better then the price indicates"

I have been smoking the Dominican 4000 s for years now and saw a bad review that I just can t agree with. Granted, I ve had a couple that were a little loose, but most in every bundle are well made. The taste is sweet and pleasant,and for less than 2 bucks a stick, I can throw away the few that aren t perfect, without breaking the bank. I like the toro and churchill both.

"Rely on price, not looks"

Unexpectedly disappointing on several levels: taste is harsh and unappetizing; wrapper tends to peel; and stick is prone to tunneling. Suitable only for the "It's A Boy!" "It's A Girl!" recipients who are not cigar aficionados.

"Rely on price, not looks"

Unexpectedly disappointing on several levels: taste is harsh and unappetizing; wrapper tends to peel; and stick is prone to tunneling. Suitable only for the "It's A Boy!" "It's A Girl!" recipients who are not cigar aficionados.

"Like smoking dried dog dung."

I m a bundle guy. It s pretty much all I ve bought for 27 years of smoking cigars. I ve bought many Famous line bundles over the years and am usually not disappointed. However this particular bundle I would not recommend. Now I ve never actually smoked dried dog dung before and don t plan on it but after smoking one of these Dominican Selection 4000 cigars I would think that this is about as close to smoking dried dog dung as you can get. I have had a few bundles like this in the past. I m not sure if the tobacco rotted or wasn t cured properly but when lit it has a putrid odor about it, nothing like a cigar is supposed to smell, even cheap drug store stogies. And unlike the blue smoke that we re all familiar with seeing emanating from the lit end, these give off a dull gray smoke that I would think could be used to fumigate vermin from the attic. The bottom line is you don t want to smoke these nasty things. They were cheap so at least I didn t lose a lot of money and let s face it, with bundles you re always taking a gamble but I won t be buying anymore of these and I would suggest that you don t either.