"Awesome all-around stick."
S. Newsense, would you give up on women after one bad experience? NO!
So you had a bum stick, sorry bro. That does not take away from the fact that these are some sweet cigars. There will always be bad sticks with every brand, but with Ashton, a bad stick is a rare occurrence.
Jonathan Tewksbury in Simi Valley February 12, 2008
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"Don't waste your time"
First off the draw is WAY too tight. The cigar tastes wonderful while in the beginning when it stays lit. Unfortunately the draw is so tight that the cigar burned out twice before I got through the first half, with the taste suffering as a consequence. I'm trying to finish it now but it appears to be going out on me again. I have to puff it 4 or 5 times a minute to keep it lit and I'm sure that's killing the taste too. Maybe I got a bum stick but unfortunately I'm not going to waste another $10 to find out. Save your money and your aggrevation. Its hard to enjoy when you spend more time trying to touch it up and reignite it than actually smoking it.
S. Newsense in Baltimore, MD November 13, 2007
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"An absolute dream"
I picked up this cigar on a glowing recommendation from the owner of a terrific cigar shop in Las Vegas. I WILL be buying a box. This cigar is simply one of the best I've ever had. A wonderful and easy draw, a beautiful complex flavor, the ash was long and beautiful, and the burn was perfect. I cannot recommend this cigar enough. I must say, it was a perfect smoke for a perfect place. I spent almost an hour smoking it while admiring the dancing fountains in front of the Bellagio Casino on the Las Vegas trip. This cigar made an amazing night perfect.
Jason in Louisiana May 11, 2005
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"Best of the Best"
Ranks right up there with Opus X and Cohiba Robusto (the tradtional variety) at the top of my all-time favorites list. Much more potent than your average Ashton, everything about this cigar is top notch. It has a complex spicy flavor that especially delivers up front, much like a dry wine. I rated the appearance at a "9" because it tends toward streakiness in its coloration, but that's a small price to pay. One of the few cigars on the market that I'm not afraid to shell out more than 10 bucks for.
Mike M. in Minneapolis April 22, 2005
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