Zino Mouton-Cadet No. 7

Good, but not great. There's really not a whole lot to say about this cigar. The flavor was enjoyable but nothing stood out about it. Overall it was a nice short smoke, but it's blown away by the Fonseca KDT Cadete, which is a lot cheaper to boot. This Zino was a gift; had I paid for it I would have been disappointed. (My rating of Value is based on the current average price of $5.00). To this stick's credit, I guess I should mention that it was well-made, it lasted longer than I thought it would, (30+ minutes), and it never turned harsh or bitter even when smoked it down to an inch.

This is an almost smokeless cigar from Honduras. Very light and mild. Perhaps so mild that I at times wondered why I bothered to smoke this cigar at all. Still it has a very delicate tast of chocolate, slight licorice. Halfway this cigar gets more interesting with stronger flavour. I smoked it almost to the end with it's taste getting more pronounced but not nasty at all. Took me anhour to finish despite it's smaller size. Well made and rolled cigar. Can recommend this one.