Te-Amo Anniversario Toro (Maduro)

I bought these in Mexico a few years ago and thought they were great. They have been in the humidor and I just had another. Started off very mild and missed the nutty flavour, but about half way through the flavours started again. Still a very good cigar and mild for a maduro, I will probably buy another box when I get to the end.

Good burn, even consistency, medium body flavour. Mild for a maduro, but I like them that way. I think it is the best of the line and seemed to be very well put together.

The draw and burn was good on this stick. However the most important thing IMO is the flavor. The cigar started earthy. Then the rest of the stick was muddled, I tasted nothing at all. I tasted a the same thing muddled tobacco and a small hint of earth. I don't even have cigar breath seriously!!! For something that is maduro it was extremely mild. The only flavor was earthiness and the that damned muddled flavor. For 3 bucks try it. However I had my stored at 65% RH. So maybe 70% RH would make this stick taste better.

This was not a bad smoke with a good draw and taste. The foot lit well and had a dark ash. The notes were big on earth and leather with a coffee finish to it. A medium in body smoke that any smoker could love.

Inconsistent construction thru-out the box -- some hard as rocks, others fine. Seemed to overuse that veggie glue, as many of mine were smeared with the stuff, creating ugly wipes of lighter color on the maduro leaf. Strong coffee notes, pepper, a little woody and sometimes harsh. They finish OK, but seemed to get a little bitter. Some of would not draw at all, even after a generous clip. Put them away for awhile. They seem to loosen up a little.

Very solid smoke.
Burned evenly throughout and stayed consistent from the first puff.
Hints of dark chocolate and coffee mixed throughout my palate.
Great price as well.