Cigar Taster's Reviews

This cigar did not live up to what I’ve read about it, but was very good. It started off without much flavor but got better as I got about 1/3 of the way through.

Tight draw, nice burn, Mild sweet flavor.

This was a mild cigar that burned really well, even, and stayed lit even when put down for a while. It had a nice coffee flavor and got peppery towards the end.

This was a very well aged cigar with full bodied, smooth flavor.

This was a really interesting cigar. It was very well constructed, even throughout, with a dark brown wrapper that was so thick and veiny it felt like a piece of leather. The burn resulted in a tight white ash, and was even except where it slowed down around the thick veins. The flavor was very plain “maduro” at first then got a little sweater as the cigar progressed.

This is one of their short stubby cigars. It was wrapped very loose, and the tobacco had a strange sweet smell that I wasn’t used to before it was lit. This was one of the rare occasions I didn’t like the taste of the cigar at all. It was rather foul, and I put it out after about 1/3 of the way through.

This was a very good smoke for the price. Definite maduro flavor, medium bodied.

Excellent flavor and construction, full, smooth, earthy taste with hints of coffee and wood. This has become one of my favorites, and the Churchill size too is very good. I don’t think there is a better cigar for the price, on the market.

I’m starting this review site off with my favorite cigar so far, the La Flor Dominicana Ligero in the torpedo shape. This is an incredibly rich cigar with a smooth flavor, almost like caramel. I am thoroughly addicted to these.