Macanudo Cafe Duke of Devon

Very pleasent smoke.

This is one of my favorite sticks. You do need to keep them in your humidor for a few months prior to enjoying these to bring out all it has to offer but the wait is well worth it! Great draw ,construction and flavor. Alittle on the expensive side but worth the extra buck.

This is a cigar you can recommend as a good smoke, primarily to someone who is new in the world of the smoking arts. While there are finer cigars on the market, this Mild Mac is a perfect short smoke. A good (but not great) mild cigar that is very consistent in taste and construction.

This is definitely a beginner smoke. Light on flavor, and very smooth. Its the one I started with and after two I was bored and moved on. It has good draw and good volume of smoke. It burned even all the way down. On one of mine the end cap popped loose when I used my bullet cutter (I could need a sharper one.) Anyway if someone offered me one I would smoke happily but I would not buy another.

Mild and light, burned fast with a decent draw, just wasnt much taste to it.

Said to be a good beginner 'gar. I say eh. Very mild with a wierd hallow taste. Gained some taste near the end. Burned way too quickly.

Like SearGar, I was amazed that the cigar lacked flavor, maybe a slight hint of vanilla. Perfect cigar for the "non-cigar-smoker", but lacked any character for an experienced palate. The burn was even, the draw was fine although the cigar did not produce much smoke...and the smoke that it did produce was pretty "mellow"...not my cup of tea.

Very light mild smoke, not much there. The second half got a little more interesting, but I was more amazed at the absence of taste than anything. Construction was excellent, draw first half perfect, got a bit tigher as it burned down. Frankly, I'd rather smoke a 50 cent cigar that was more robust than have another of these. However, if mild smokes are your prey, this one should be on your list.

Uneven burn. Didn't want to stay lit. Mild flavor.