Victor Sinclair Corona

This cigar is not yet well known. Had to travel to 8 different smoke shops to find it, well worth the search. Smooth smoke, last long and finishes well.

Aged about 2 years, this little stick surprised me. It had a smooth, cedar, earth, and slight spice flavor to it. Burn was fine. Draw was fine. I liked the aroma and the pleasant aftertaste. This lasted about 45 minutes.
Not sure how much I paid (I'll enter $3) as it came in a sample pack a long time ago. Make sure you try V.S. 55 Series. Don't pay MSRP of $7 though.

This is not the best VS has to offer, but it is standard fare for his line. In other words it is pretty darn good and inexpensive. Burn, construction and the look of these cigars are top notch. Where people differ are the flavor preferneces. I tend to find VS to be a bit more advanced than many smokers care to admit. Spicy and a tendancy to be strong (what a newb would call bitter) are hallmarks. If you see a low rating, it is either a new smoker or a poorly stored cigar.

Picked up at local smoke shop. Wrap a little loose, packed a little loose. Smoked nice with early spicy flavor more reminiscent of central american tobaccos. Good finish to the end with plenty of cool white smoke. No ammonia.

I bought a 10 pack Victor Sinclair sampler. Like most reviews...I would have to say that the flavor is pretty consistent all the way through (a spicy nice robust smoke). The smoke from this cigar is really wonderful and the flavor is really good but if you like a cigar that changes flavors as you smoke this cigar probably isn't for you. It's a very one dimensional smoke with a great flavor. Overall, I would probably buy this cigar again

This was a nothing cigar. Nothing remarkable, and nothing very good. Bland, empty, I can think of at least a dozen other smokes in the same price range that are much better and more satisfying.

Spicy taste with plenty of smoke. Pretty good construction but nothing wonderful. The favor was forgettable.