The CAO Gold Maduro boast a mellow combination of Nicaraguan tobaccos wrapped in a dark toothy Brazilian Maduro leaf that is chewy and medium-bodied in flavor with hints of coffee that is creamy. Burned even and well. This is one of just a few cigars that I’ve smoked down to the nub.

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I enjoyed the smoothness of this one. Very smooth! It is well constructed; the ash stayed intact until I bumped it off approximately 2/3rds of the way through. Wow. This cigar burned good a little faster than most. To me, that’s not a bad thing. I just noticed that I smoked it in under an…

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The Joya De Nicaragua Antano 1970 cigar is a smooth smoke! I picked up a couple in Mexico to sample and wow, what a find. It began with a smooth sweet smoke that progressed into coffee-cream and a bit of cedar and ended in a substantial but smooth-creamy powerful, but not harsh, tobacco. $7.25 for the…

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Flavor without the punch. Mild, creamy, flavorful. Definitely “Lite”.

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A supple cigar that emanates a toasty aroma and a taste rich and creamy in flavor with a hint of spice. A pleasant smoke with a nice even burn from start to finish. And the finish was long and satisfying.

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The Montesino is lite on taste with a hint of harshness. It burned and smoked nice. But,this cigar left an aftertaste on the tongue several hours after. Now that I didn’t like.

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Smooth with some spiciness. Robust with an excellent range of flavor including leather, wood and earth. A leathery aroma with a long finish.

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This cigar is a tasty mild-bodied morsel with creamy notes of earth and toasted wood. A mellow change of pace that I literally smoked to the nub and almost burning my fingers.

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