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Drew Estate

Completely duplicate review. A quick but solid cigar, with quality firm construction. The draw is incredibly smooth, bringing out flavors of coffee, pepper, spice, and some wood tones. The burn remained incredibly level the entire way down.

AVO

Again, this one is very soft in construction, and the burn was all over the place. The flavor profile was decent and portrayed coffee, leather, and some cinnamon type spice. There was a ton of smoke, but this one just isn't as good of a cigar as the others from Avo.

J. Fuego

Repeat review, 28 months of rest now. This one is rather inconsistent one stogie to the next. It is a dark but smooth profile with deep cocoa and bold coffee notes. The draw was absolutely perfect this time with good smoke. Construction was firm, and the burn was fairly even.

CAO

First one out of a box of the mini perfecto purchased 4 months ago. The draw started out type but opened up very quickly, with a ton of smoke billowing out. Profile notes included bold coffee, dry cocoa, and a little bit of wood. I'm pretty solid quick smoke.

Jake Wyatt

Second review with this one. The fire cured mesquite-like tone brings a sweet tone of vanilla spice that's mixed with a dry texture. The flavor is there but somewhat minimal beyond the spice. The draw was slightly tight this time, but the burn was fantastic.

Raza Rara

Second review after 5 months rest. This cigar puts out a decent amount of smoke with a lot of flavor. The profile consisted of dry powdered cocoa, leather, and strong red pepper. There was also hints of dried fruit that I did not recognize before. The burn needed absolutely no corrections.

Alec Bradley

Wanted to revisit this one to test again. It's a simple profile of sweet wood and spice, with a little of that spice on the retro. Although the burn line stayed even, this one was overpacked. The draw was tough and it did not want to stay lit without help.

AJ Fernandez

Pretty consistent review. Usually an oily cigar, but this one was a little drier, with a balanced note of bold espresso. The pepper and spice comes through with the extra rest, now at almost 2 years. An easy draw and decent burn the entire way.

Rocky Patel

Reliable review, with 2+ years of rest now. The flavor portrays aged tobacco with notes of coffee, pepper, and hints of cream. The draw was smooth with plenty of smoke. The burn wavered but only needed minor corrections.

Asylum

Repeated review, box now has 2+ years of rest. The profile is brightly spiced but still well aged. A surprisingly smooth profile of rich tobacco pairs with those slices. Firm construction and adequate draw, with a burn line that stayed very even. This has been a very consistent cigar.

HVC

Repeated review. Full of spice and cocoa, well blended and constructed well. The draw was a little tight this time, but the burn was still great, especially for the size. A touch of leather started coming through towards the end.

601

Pretty consistent review, now with 2 years of rest. Smooth profile with cream, milk chocolate, and some wood notes. A slightly airy draw produces a good amount of smoke, but the burn needed a little help this time.

Alec Bradley

Nothing crazy to this blend, but a simple profile of sweet wood and spice. A little of that spice carries over to the retro. Although the burn needed a few touch-ups, the draw stayed clean and it burned down nice and slow.

J. Fuego

This blend has routinely been a solid budget smoke rated in the mid 80's, but today was a fluke. The flavors still came through with coffee and cocoa, but it just absolutely would not stay lit for more than a half inch at a time. Repeated relights just wouldn't keep it going this time.

AVO

Although soft in construction, the burn stayed level enough to get a good consistent smoke. The flavor profile portrayed coffee, leather, and some cinnamon type spice. Not a great cigar, but a good one in general.

Jake Wyatt

First time smoking this blend, and it's oddly interesting. The fire cured tobacco provides that mesquite-like tone, although dialed back. There's a sweet tone of vanilla spice - not pepper - that's mixed with a dry texture. The flavor is there but incredibly minimal. However, the draw and burn are both fantastic.

AVO

Consistent & duplicate review. Very chalky feel & taste in general, but in a good way. Subtle sweet tones with woodsiness, baking spices, and a little leather. The draw and burn were both very decent.

Drew Estate

Repeated review. A quick but solid cigar, with quality firm construction. The draw is incredibly smooth, bringing out flavors of coffee, pepper, spice, and some wood tones. The burn remained incredibly level the entire way down.

HVC

Repeated & duplicate review. Full of spice and cocoa, well blended and constructed well. The draw and burn were great, especially for the size. A touch of leather started coming through towards the end.

Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust

Here's an exclusive release so good it became regular production. The draw is incredibly smooth, while the burn fairly even with only a couple waves. The profile consists of leather and espresso with just a subtle touch of pepper on the back end. Bits of coca appear at times as well. Overall, an elegant flavorful smoke.

J. Fuego

Repeat review, 2 years of rest now. This is a dark but smooth profile with deep cocoa and very bold coffee notes. The draw was absolutely perfect, giving off good smoke. Construction was firm, and the burn was fairly even.

La Aurora

This was a very interesting cigar. The appearance was a little rustic, but the construction held very well. In terms of flavor, notes were presented of a woodsy and toasted profile. The draw was almost a little too open at times, but the burn stayed fairly decent.

Henry Clay

Repeated review, 17 months rest. This one is a pretty solid cigar, where the profile brings out a lot of coffee, dark chocolate, and spice. Brighter pepper notes appear on the retro. With a firm construction, the draw has just a touch of resistance with a very even draw.

Asylum

Repeated review. 23 months of rest. A brightly spiced but boldly aged cigar. A surprisingly smooth profile of rich tobacco. Firm construction and adequate draw, with a burn line that stayed very even.

Jake Wyatt

As with all Jake Wyatt, the appearance is fantastic. Unfortunately this one had a slight crack at the top, but it did not hinder the smoke at all as it stayed together. The flavor is not the bitter grass that some candelas have. Instead, there were creamy notes of pepper and cedar. The burn stayed very consistent.

Rocky Patel

Reliable review, with 23 months of rest on this one. The flavor brings out aged tobacco with notes of coffee, pepper, and subtle hints of cream. A smooth airy draw with plenty of smoke. The wrapper cracked a little bit it still smoked well.

AJ Fernandez

Consistent review. An oily cigar, with a strong note of bold espresso. The pepper and spice definitely keeps coming through smoother after extra rest. An easy draw and decent burn the entire way.

Jake Wyatt

Continued review. The flavor contains smooth spice and a touch of sweetness. Bits of wood and leather come through periodically. The burn was absolutely perfect. The draw smooth with just a touch of resistance.

Raza Rara

Constructed well, this cigar put out a decent amount of smoke that allowed the flavors to come to the front. The profile consisted of dry powdered cocoa and leather with hits of a strong red pepper that come and go. The burn needed absolutely no corrections.

HVC

Repeated review. Full of spice and cocoa, well blended and constructed well. The draw and burn were great, especially for the size. A touch of leather started coming through towards the end.