Rocky Patel Vintage Euro 1990 Toro

The Euro Vintages taste totally different from the origional. Instead of the creamy chocolatey taste of the origional, these have notes of wood and olive oil. This milder version is just as good as the origional, but with different taste, like comparing apples and oranges. So don't buy the Euros expecting the origional taste and you won't be disapointed.

I like the RP Vintage Euros better than the regular Vintages -- which is saying a lot because I rate them both high up on my list. The Euro reminds me of my favorite Cigar which is a Cuban Cohiba Robusto.

I love RP vintage, but this just is not the same. Looks good and smokes well but little flavor. I actually like IT Super Fuerte better, and they are cheaper.

This is a gorgeous looking cigar with a perfect, toothy wrapper. The light and burn were perfect, just slightly uneven due to the wind. Lots of smoke and a tight, light grey ash that just refused to drop. But that's about it unfortunately......... the cigar never developed much flavour, just stayed dry and woody throughout the smoke. Hey, we English are renowed for our bland, blah food but do we really like our cigars this bland and blah? I have a few more sitting in the humi but I hope the rest aren't like this. Kind of a let down after all the other great cigars RP has turned out.