Puros Indios Special Aged Piramides

Nice look, a tad on the soft side, with fairly even burn and volumes of smoke. Only drawback is the price.

I pulled this piramide from it's burlap wrapping(wait burlap what kind of cigar is this?) Then removed the cellophane sleeve. This is a chewey leathery cigar, a working man's cigar. This is no davidoff, no, Alec Baldwin wouldn't be caught dead holding this one. I clip the end and go to work lighting this beast. Man these come wet. I notice dirty leather and spice start to come on, with a hint of sweetness. It is a tad harsh but towards the last third it smooths out a little. Well..... this cigar isn't for the new cigar smokers, what a traditional smoke from PI. Although this may not be as smooth as a davidoff, or as strong as a joya, or have as much leather and spice as a padron, but if your in the mood for a decently priced, beefy cigar, then this is your cigar.

My very first Puros Indios. For the most part nice mellow flavors and pretty straightforward. Did get a bit harsh at the end however. Draw and burn were great. Purchased at a good price and will buy more in the future.

This is a large pyramid cigar with an unusually wide foot. It burned even with a nice draw. This is one of the better tasting cigars I have tried in a long time. I do not know why but all Puros Indios cigars seem to taste better after they have been sitting in the humidor for 2-4 weeks with no cellophane on. You should plan on a very long and pleasurable smoke if you decide to light up one of these special aged pyramids up. A truly great cigar at a great price.

i actually purchased a 6 3/4 x 64 Piramides bundle for $19.99. i was pleasantly surprised. i've only tried one, but it was very good. it had a great draw with mild flavors. it burned very cool, but evenly. i would definitely recommend this one.

Nice afternoon smoke when you have 2 hours to kill. Attractive yet laughably large. Draw was perfect. Burn was good but slightly uneven. Nice pleasant mostly mild to fringe of medium in body. Flavors of straight mild tobacco, some cedar, and something slightly sweet like a mocha or honey. Aged in the box for about 4 months. This stick was a lot better than I thought it would be. Don't pay anywhere near MSRP of $10. I am pretty sure these come in bundles of 6 which can be nicked cheaply on cigar bid for about $2-3 per cigar. I shall enter $3 for PP$.

Beautiful cigar with a very nice draw but I've had dollar cigars that tasted much better. It was harsh at light but slowly started to taste better. After I smoked this I read its a good idea to take it out of your humidor and let it sit in a dry box for a few days in order to get a more flavorful smoke.