Sancho Panza (Hon) Glorioso

A big bargain. It can be sell at >$10 to get the same rating. Absolutely on the same class with Pardron L'Ann but much cheaper. The Pardron 2000 which were my everydays' favourite never come close. Excellent on every single aspect.

The flavor of the smoke was decent, the burn wasn't good at all. It tunneled badly and I had to relight it 3 times. Will smoke another to see if it lives up to the 90 cA gave it.

This is one great smoke, pleasent aroma, and smooth finish

This is one of cigar Dave's cigar draft picks. I did'nt expect much because of the low price point. Boy was I surprised, this cigar was good, very good,,good burn,good construction excellent taste and some spiciness. A good cigar.

This cigar is a lot milder then the double maduro ones Sancho offers. It still has the same great draw and burn. This one gave me a 2+ inch ash. The cap can give you isues if not cut correctly, but this one was good. flavors of wood and cream, with a little spice. A great cigar for the cheap price tag.

This was pretty much reminiscent of the Carlos Torano Signature Churchill I got in the same shipment from my cigar of the month club. Both were okay but not that impressive. You have much better options than this.

The burn of this cigar was even and perfect. The flavor started out meaty turning to clove, and spice. The finish however was hot and papery. I would recommend this smoke only when you might have to leave part way through. Overall I was unimpressed by this offering.

This cigar had an excellent construction, with flawless burn and ash. The flavor started mild and built towards the second half of toasty and tasty tones. I probably ended up with the heaviest buzz off this cigar of any of the hundred or so I have tried, almost too much buzz. I wish the dominant toasty flavors started earlier, but I plan on trying other Sanchos to experiment.

Excellent rich dense smoke with great draw. Much like Hoyo's Excalibur at a slightly lower price...perhaps not too surprising since it uses the same mix of tobacco sources and both are Honduran General Cigar Products.

GOOD CONSTRUCTION. SMOOTH EVEN FLAVOR.
MILD BUT NOT TO MILD... GOOD AFTERNOON OR AFTER DINNER CIGAR... GOOD EVERY DAY CIGAR.

Very nice looking, well constructed cigar. The flavor was smooth and steady, although not extraordinary. The burn was even at first, uneven at half, then evened out again. The gray ash was firm and held past an inch. Can't do much better for the price...certainly recommend.

Box pressed and pale, this cigar burns with a floral, mild taste. It has hints of cedar, and smokes dry. A mild cigar. Finish is a liitle harsh.

I liked this cigar a lot. Box pressed. Nice even smooth flavor, with a smooth draw. The flavor was fairly mild and not in my usual rotation, although this is a cigar I would smoke when looking for something a little bit more mild than my usual smokes.

I read all the hype about the Caballero, that made me wanting to try this one. The taste was good for half the stick, then it was downhill from that point. charry to the end. Canoed a bit also.

This my one of my favorite go to cigar. The price is right for this unique cigar.

A light colored box pressed beauty destined to be a classic. Good earthy overtones. Some cigars were a bit tight with the draw, but the flavor more than made up for it. A good bang for the buck.