Delicioso buena medida del cigarro,no calidad precio, no merece pagar más por otro puro. Podemos encontrarnos algún puro muy apretado pero no hay problema lo podemos mezclar con tabaco de pipa. Read Less

Given the low, low, LOW price of these cigars, I was ready to be underwhelmed. I was wrong to be so quick to judge based upon price alone. I've paid three times as much, for far inferior smokes than this. The initial (pre-smoking) impression is one of a roughly made piece. And certainly, these cigars win no prizes in the beauty stakes. 'Rough and ready' is a phrase which springs easily to mind. A vieny wrapper, dark and slightly mottled. Slightly uneven at the least, and not at all waxy or oily. But firmly packed with what look to be quality leaves, rather than the floor-sweepings one might expect at this price point. But despite the tight construction, the draw, once cut, is surprisingly easy. An easy light gives way to a slow and even burn. The initial 'barnyard' aroma and taste is gone within a minute or two, thankfully. Then comes a flavour of amazingly deep complexity. Earthy and savoury, like roasted flat mushrooms, yet at the same time sweet and chocolatey. The vaguest hint of vanilla, and spice. Rich, creamy and mouth filling. The smoke billows thick, white and curly as Moses' beard. The firm ash is surprisingly light in colour, almost white. As the cigar burns slowly through, it remains cool and firm, never stodgy, soft or gooey. The flavour and aroma just keep on getting better. Richer. Deeper. And not a hint of bitterness. If it weren't for the fact that I want to sample so many others, I'd place these babies on standing order, and smoke nothing else. Read Less

Nice construction; Perfect draw (with a bullet punch); A cool, even burn producing lovely rich smoke; Earthy, leathery, creamy, with plenty of cocoa, coffee and subtle spice. A beautiful blend of tobaccos resulting in a fantastic medium to full bodied cigar. Adrian Wolff (Perth West Australia) Read Less

These are famously the cigars smoked by Clint Eastwood in the spaghetti westerns. There's a good reason Sergio Leone chose these for The Man with No Name. They're an Italian tradition, a rather unique cigar invented in Italy and enjoyed by common man and aristocrats alike. They're made of fermented Kentucky filler and wrapped in a stout Kentucky leaf. The Anticos are a full bodied, musty, woody and spicy smoke that has a pungent flavor and aroma. You can cut them in half and enjoy two half hour smokes, or just smoke the whole thing (my favorite way to enjoy them). They're dry aged, no need for a humidor. A good, strong smoke with a stank that will ensure you have some quiet alone time to enjoy it. Read Less

With great construction and wrapping, the Ashton Classic is very luscious just by its look. The draw is perfect. The flavor is dominantly and consistently that creamy and silky coffee, with a hint of vanilla. It is a mild one and very balanced. I would compare it with the “Early Morning Pipe” tobacco from Dunhill, which is great for morning enjoyment and also good for any time during the entire day. I couldn’t sense the nicotine hit, which is a good thing to me. The price is within my comfortable zone for a daily smoke, and I definitely will cellar it. Read Less

This was a lovely cigar and a solid medium bodied experience for me personally. It was well built, mildly oily but creamy with medium notes of natural musty leather, dried cedar and cappachino. True to the description, faint hints of chocolate, toasted nuts and an occasional hint of pepper intermixed. It wasn't too earthy or woody, rather it was leathery, like a deep nose of natural leather on a prairy evening or sweet desert morning as the finish. It was pleasant and steady in its complexity with subtle change in flavors and aroma as I savored it. Read Less