"My go-to cigar"

Ever since being introduced to the Montecristo White line, I've been proudly boasting my affinity for these succulent smokes. Flavors of rich, roasted coffee with a smooth draw. It's an easy, medium-bodied smoke, great for new and experienced smokers alike.

"If I had to choose one cigar, this would be it"

Best consistently constructed cigar. Leathery taste and creamy smoke. Forget about all those $30 high-fallutin' brands - you can't get any better than this

"Top smoke"

One of my faves. Smooth with a little more strength than regular Montecristos. Consistent, with only the occasional burn issue.

"Very Nice"

There is no con to this cigar outside of the price. A excellent cigar - easy draw, terrific aroma and taste. If I was rich ...... The hard part now is being satisfied with the cigars I can afford on a regular basis.

"A great all-around smoke!"

I can always...ALWAYS rely on the Montecristo White Rothchilde to deliver. Great complex taste, always an even burn, great draw, and usually leaves me with a nice head rush. For a 9-10 dollar stick, they live up to the Montecristo name, and in my opinion, are worth every penny. These cigars will not disappoint...

"A lot of Hype..."

I can't believe I have sunk money into these smokes. I have smoked 10 of these things and that was 10 too many.

"Booooring.....zzzzzzzz....."

I love Montecristo because I love the flavor and balance they possess. I was dissapointed with the White series mostly due to lack of taste and the overly mild nature. It was a beautiful lookig cigar, construction was top-notch but I'd rather have the traditional series 10x over.

"Well Built"

Great construction. Taste is very creamy. This is one to impress your friends with. Very enjoyable and can have at any time of day. Too expensive for everyday smoke.

"Lacks taste."

I picked this stick up in a 10 cigar sampler pack of 5x50 or 52 Robusto's. I was really looking forward to smoking this one as I knew it was one of the most expensive cigars in the sampler. Who says the more they cost the better the stick. It looked great. A beautiful cigar and I was really hoping to like this one, but the fact is although the burn was perfect as was the ash. This cigar had no taste other than tobacco. The trinidad, R&J Reserva Real and even the H. Upman 1844 robusto's were more pleasing smokes.

"The Go-To Guy?"

The good news - Like a top athlete you can always count on to deliver at the right time...this stogey should be the go-to guy in every humidor. No matter what time of day or what occasion, the MC White is a go-to cigar. The bad news (you new it was coming) - Also like a top athlete this stick is hard to hold on to and even harder to afford. Not schooled in the finer art of determining a woody bouquet from an earthy finish, I can only describe this smoke as a mixture of some real fine tobaccos. No gimmicks with this one. The premium tobacco speaks for itself....and here in NC we know a little bit about fine tobaccos. If you like the taste of natural tobacco of a very good quality you owe it to yourself to try one of these. Medium to full -not overpowering like an Opus X but rich flavor, great tobacco taste, great burn, good construction. If I could just afford them they would definitely be the go-to guy in my humidor.