Ashton Heritage Puro Sol Double Corona

Out of three, two have had wrappers that split all the way to the band. Had to toss one as it was completely irrepairable. The other one required constant maintenance. Annoying for a stick that costs $8-10.

Best cigar I've ever had, icluding cubans, remembering that camaroon wrappers are fragile one can't get to critical about small flaws or tears of which there were few, each puff provided allot of rich medium bodied smoke, draw was excellent as was the even burn, grassy,, woody, earthy call it nature smoke, best enjoyed out of doors.

First, the good news. The flavor is great and this thing has that traditional "Ashton feel" -- quality all the way through, lots of smoke and a mild, complex flavor. Now the bad news: I've bought two boxes of these and the wrappers have flaked, cracked, or just plain fallen apart on maybe a third of them. I don't think it's my humidor - other cigars seem fine. I blame Ashton for using wrappers so thin they aren't reliable.

Tried a couple of these, and was really let down. I love a Cameroon wrapper, but just was not impressed with the flavor or the price.

Normally I am not a huge fan of the Cameroon wrapper but leave it to Ashton to make me a believer. This cigar has all the characteristics that make Ashtons what they are: great construction, easy draw and above all a delicious nutty/toasty flavor.

Great cigar. Medium bodied with smooth earthy charcter. Impressive complexity while keeping a rather flat short finish. I wouldn't say it's better than the VSG because it's all a matter of taste. But this surely a classic cigar.

Better than the VSG's. Much smoother and this thing burned perfectly all the way down. Consistent the whole way through. Medium bodied and ultra smooth. There are a lot of cigars on the market that cost twice what this one does that don't even come close. Great Cigar