Te-Amo No. 19 Toro (Maduro)

You gotta try one in order to say you know cigars, and you might love them like I do. Big full taste, zero bite, smooth coffee chocolate and leather tones, great with a Cabernet

This is an acquired taste. I like the minty,earthy taste of a Mexican cigar. It's different but not bad. I loved the draw and the amount of smoke. The price is pretty reasonable for a handmade and I like them but I don't think I would want to smoke them every day. Great construction, much better that some cigars I paid three times as much for.

According to the last review I fall in the first category. I had a five pack of these smoked two and gave the rest away. Had a real bitter taste and the burn required a lot "touch" ups.

Te-Amo's are like White Castle Slyders or the Grateful Dead. Not very many people like them, but those who do can't live without them. I fall into the second category. I wouldn't smoke'em everyday but every now and then I get a mean Te-Amo "crave."