Saint Luis Rey (Hon) Corona

Surprisingly mild cigar considering the pleasing amounts of thick smoke it produced. It was the perfect accompaniment to the cool summer's day. A bit tight on the draw, it remained consistent until the first ash fell, at which point it became uneven and had to be touched up. Also became harsh and bitter during the last quarter, but overall a nice, mild, not-too-complex stogie that just makes you feel good smoking it.

It tasted pretty good. The change from strong to mild back to strong kept any flavor from getting boring. My one complaint is the draw. Rolled too tightly for me. I've always been a fan of a very loose drawing cigar.

This is a top notch cigar. Deliciously heavy and complex, full-bodied flavor. No major complaints about construction. These age incredibly well if you have the patience and humidor space. This is a cigar I'm definitely inclined to purchase by the box.

I enjoyed one of these out of a sampler from JR Cigar and it sat in my humidor for about 8 weeks... Very nice, with a good consistent burn (I was outside, even), copious amounts of delicious smoke and a nice compact flavor. The cigar did get a harsh in the last third though. I would like to buy a box of these to explore in more detail...

First off, age these for a few months. They will be worth the wait. Not being a full strength cigar lover, I will say these are about a strong as I will go and still enjoy the smoke. These are well made and flavorful and most of all INEXPENSIVE.
Not my everyday cigar but would be right up there if I liked stronger cigars more.

I am not big about going too far into the full-bodied area, but this really was a nice smoke. Lots of smoke and a flavor that can be savored long after the cigar is gone. The taste has a lot of the chocolate/coffee flavor and had a very even burn. Enjoyed it on a sort of windy night while out on a stroll with the dog. Wouldn't mind a few more to keep in the humidor.

This is a very decent smoke. It has a good construction and a nice chocolaty flavor throughout. It produced lots of smoke and an even burn, for the most part. The burn got to be poor once I got to the nub, but the fact that I smoked it to the nub speaks to this being a very worthwhile cigar.

Very nice smoke, albeit a Lonsdale size. Flavorful, burns well, produces more than ample smoke, well-built, not very expensive - Ya gotta Love 'em!