This 6×50 stick offered a medium body with flavors of roasted nuts with touches of dry roasted coffee. Pepper kicks and spice laced the first half, and the finish was clean and short throughout. Burn was excellent as was the draw, no performance issues at all. Thank you very much to Cuban Crafters for donating the cigar for review! [nggallery id=61]

[nggallery id=60] This 5×55 maduro wrapped stick offered quite the punch, considering it’s a Montecristo! Flavors were extremely consistant and simple from start to finish offering a deep smooth wood, with a hint of nuts nearer the end. A slight oil was left on the lips, and it had a nice pepper and spice kick on the long finish. The body was medium-full, but never overwhelming. Burn was excellent and …

This large 6×60 stick offered rugged construction with minor burn issues needing a couple touch-ups giving lots of smooth smoke and a good draw slighly on the loose side. It was mild-medium at most, offering wood flavors with a touch of nuts and sweetness at a few points, with a short, dry finish. Thank you very much to Cuban Crafters for donating this stick for review! [nggallery id=58]

[nggallery id=56] This 5×50 stick offered a very loose draw with a near perfect burn. Flavors came in at about a medium-full body but not overwhelming at all, with predominately nutty and earthy-leather flavors. The finish was short, with a slight oil on the lips and a little pepper kick on the tongue lasting after the draw. Thank you very much to the Flatbed Cigar Company for generously donating this …