La Gloria Cubana (D.R.) Glorias en Cedros (tubo)

Hint of wood and earth with an overtone of sweetness to the point where I thought it was a flavor infused cigar. I'll pass on this one next time.

This cigar was possibly moldy in the tubo although it was hard to tell. It was spicy at light, with a smooth earthy and oaky/ligero notes. The only downside was some bleh tarry bits but this lightened in the second half and was pretty good overall. Be very careful when buying, as storage and packaging is critical even with a tubo.

Like the last guy said, it needed some aging. The last third was the best part. Not only that I had a bad burn.

This is a bold, full body cigar that for the first half was a bit young. It can make your head spin if your not careful. Second half was great, a very long finish. LGC'S are one of my favorite choices especially the Serie R Maduro, but these tubos are very good!

I've come to the very same same conclusion as Mr. Blah, ott these cigars are good but with not a lot of taste, after a long rest they rival the cream of the crop from anywhere on the planet

hate tubos, but these babies age very well in the cedar lined tubos. Very subtle and smooth when young, but after 2 years on them, the subtle flavors really come out and dominate the cigar. Total transformation. I give this a 10 if it were aged and about a 7 if it were OTT.