Sancho Panza (Hon) Primoroso

VERY over-rated...spend your money on something else

While the cigar started off with a nice clean taste, as it burned, the worse the flavor became. Near the end of the stick, it was a struggle to even puff in anticipation of the dank, rotting wood taste that would be left in my mouth. Didn't even get a consistent burn. not much to compliment this baby on.

This guy was aged and had a symphany of flavors. Coffee, leather and spice with great construction.

This sucker was so bitter... hardly able to get 1/2 way through. Maybe ageing is needed? Or maybe this line just stinks. Was stored properly in my humi for 2 months... thank goodness I didn't purchase more than 1.

Draw and burn were good. And that's about where the positives end. The taste was very one-dimensional, and that dimension wasn't very good. Kinda grassy; not too pleasant. Frankly, I'd rather smoke Black and Milds. Nothing compared to a Torano for a similar price, or even a Kelner 3X3 bundle Churchill for much less.

This stick if left to sit in your humidor for some time will be a very lovely smoke. The notes were of cedar and coffee, the foot lit well and held its ash well. I took this churchill all the way to its nub, it pays some times to let a cigar age. Just a chewy churchill.

Oddly enough I tried this cigar out after having a good experience with another cigar in the Sancho Panza line. I did not enjoy this cigar. It was well constructed however it had an acrid ashy taste to it and I struggled to make it through to the end. However, never one to give up so easily I tried a second one thinking it could have been operator error 🙂 Yet same as before it started off harsh and continued to taste bitter until I was about half way through. Needless to say its one of the only cigars I have ever stopped smoking halfway through because of taste. Sorry, don't waste the money.

I found these babies at the shop I go to at an amazing $2.99 a stick. I was hoping it would be good enough for at least an every day smoke. Afterall, I had read a good deal of good stuff about it. This cigar was bitter all the way. It's a nice looking cigar, and I like the plain look of the label. Bitter, bitter, bitter. Not complex, not flavorful, just bitter. I wouldn't suggest this cigar to anyone...especially a first-timer. It will turn them off to cigars all together.

tends to be bitter to start off. eventually settled into a one dimensional peppery flavor. nothing great, but it didnt make me gag. the double maduros are a much better buy

Because of the previous reviews I waited till I had smoked at least five of these before passing judgement. This cigar was firm slightly boxed shape that had a mild, flavor when lit and developed into cinnamon-spice flavors midway and a medium-rich woody finish.
This isis a nice medium body cigar, but basically a one dimensional smoke. I still enjoyed smoking them and would recommend to both new and seasoned smokers.

I found these babies at the shop I go to at an amazing $2.99 a stick. I was hoping it would be good enough for at least an every day smoke. Afterall, I had read a good deal of good stuff about it. This cigar was bitter all the way. It's a nice looking cigar, and I like the plain look of the label. Bitter, bitter, bitter. Not complex, not flavorful, just bitter. I wouldn't suggest this cigar to anyone...especially a first-timer. It will turn them off to cigars all together.

Wasn't my favorite at first, but mellows out to be a decent stick. First couple of puffs bring a bite.

Swisher Sweets are better than this cigar.