Sancho Panza (Cuba) Corona

This was rather light bodied for a cuban. I smoked one with a collegue of mine. While mine was very smokable with an even burn throughout, his was thoroughly plugged (so mcuh so he threw it out after about an inch).

The flavor had a hint of coffee and a slight woody aroma. Overall the aroma and flavor were very enjoyable. Despite the fact that these are hard to find (In Canada) they are well worth the search.

This was a straighforward, medium-bodied cigar. It has pleasant flavors of tobacco and coffee with a little cocoa at times. This sounds like a generic description, but it really sums it up. Don't mistake the lack of adjectives as a sign of disappointment though. As mr.-p described, this cigar exemplifies the taste of good Cuban tobacco. I'd consider buying a box of these for everyday smoking. My one complaint is the price though. I paid $9 dollars for this one. If I was looking for an "anytime" cigar, I could get a Fonseca that I would enjoy just as much for half the price. Still, these are definately worth trying.

These cigars exemplify the unadulterated taste of Cuban tobacco. Twangy with a slightly salty taste, these are not aromatic, but a linear, straight forward classic to be appreciated by the Cuban connoisseur.

A well constructed cigar, it had a nice looser draw that produced a boatload of smoke. The flavor smacked of wood, mostly a cedar flavor. Medium bodied without much complexity. MSRP seems high for the experience.