[nggallery id=91] This 7×48 stick offered a small open foot, that I would suggest cutting off before lighting, having tried it closed. The first 3rd of this cigar was the most mild experience I have had of any cigar, hands down. Barely any smoke or body, and the flavors were

[nggallery id=90] This 7×49 stick offers a unique packaging approach, putting a faux newspaper clipping around the foot as a little twister for effect. The aroma is of cocoa and the stick is firm and satiny with just a little texture to the wrapper. Draw was perfect with just the right amount of

[nggallery id=89] This 6.5×52 torpedo stick offered a silky smooth natural wrapper, giving tons of smooth rich smoke at every draw. Draw was loose but worked perfectly, with an almost razor sharp burn all the way down. Smoke time to the band was 2 hours, very impressive for a $5 stick! Body was

[nggallery id=87] This 4×48 stick offered a big punch at the start offering a medium-full body and strength, only calming down to medium towards the end. Flavors remained very simple and consistent from beginning to end, with strong tobacco notes, a little wood and a little nut at the very end when it got hot. The draw was very loose but it performed flawlessly, offering tons of smooth rich smoke …