El Rey del Mundo Flor de Llaneza

I smoked this Xmas morning with an expresso. Wonderful flavor and full of smoke and a dense gray ash. Best one in the box.

I finally broke down and purchased a box of these beauties. These are constructed well; in fact, I had a three inch salt and pepper ash. The flavor was classic ERDM with nuts and floral tones. I love them. I think they will improve with aging.

A prefect Torpedo. Creamy, solid. One of my favorites. Medium bodied. An excellent cigar

not good, not bad. construction was good. draw was great. flavor was unexceptional but nothing bad either. a bit of coffee in the finish.

This is a great smoke, great flavor and plenty of kick. The only problem I have with it, and other ERDMs, is the flakey ash. I got these as freebies from JR. I would not buy a box.

I think these babies could definitely use a little quiet time in the humidor. In the meantime, there are nice coffee and toast flavors which border on creamy. The box price seems very high at first, but taking into account they come 35 to a box, the price can only be characterized as "high".

Hondurans always seem to have an aroma of ammonia not matter how long they age. This was good and I would buy another but only if there wasn't anything else I wanted. The aftertaste which wasn't necessarily unpleasant hung on for quite some time. I am

smoked one while camping and it made a crappy camp a happy camp.seriously, a tremendous cigar.

A well-constructed and solid cigar. Flavor develops beautifully.
Solid ash, burns well.

The cigar had a nice mild to medium flavor, with hints of chocolate and spice. The entire experience was ruined, however, when the cigar began tunneling about 1/2 the way through, and the wrapper started peeling in the final third. Lesson: don't buy a