Zino Mouton-Cadet No. 3

This particular cigar had a hard 'draw.' It seemed like it was rolled tighter near the mouth of the cigar.

Smooth wrapper with a dull sheen. medium bodied. Good draw. Even burn , good construction. Very nice taste. White ash. buzz factor=5

This smoke had a nice appearance with small veins running through the wrapper. The small RG made for a firm draw early, but opened up after 1/2". It continued to open through the stick. It burned well and needed no touch-ups. The flavors were woody with hints of sweetness. There wasn't a great amount of smoke produced, but it still provided a mouthfull. It had a nice aroma. This was a solid mild smoke and worth what I paid.

Nice looking cigar, but a very tight draw ruined the overall experience. Try an Ashton Panatela, instead!

This is a bitter cigar that didn't taste to good at all. I have smoked about ten of them now and they haven't gotten better with age. There are alot of cigars that I rather buy at this price... but I do like the Zino #4 for some reason.

Good taste, sort of like a coffee and wood. No aftertaste. Mild to very little medium. Good draw. Burns unevenly, though. Bottom line, there are better alternatives for less money.

Easy to draw, uneaven burn, smooth consistent taste...solid ash... OK for an everyday cigar....nothing fancy.

Well blended,smooth,and consistant smoke until the very end.