La Flor Dominicana Premium Gran Maduro No. 6

This is a pretty good smoke but it dosen't seem like a maddie. If I were to smoke this cigar blindfolded I would not have know it was a maddie. Anyway I did like the smoke very much though. Good construction and a nice draw with lots of richness to it. It did have a touch of youth to it and the rest will rest for a while to be reviewed again after about 6 months sleep. Still a very decent smoke.

Like most La Flors...especially the double ligeros. Had high expectations, which were met with appearance. However, I've had the worst burn experience of my life with these. I never had a cigar tunnel so fast tht my fingers got hot even before I had a half-inch ash on the end... I watched with amazement as the tunnel break through the wrapper and expand to a several inch canoe... This was the second one I tried. The first had pretty bad canoeing, but nearly the disaster as the second. Flavor was decent...but I've bought the last one of these ever. Disapointing. WW

The No. 6 is a torpedo (not a toro) and it's a tasty one. The flavors are deep and dark -- there's some sweetness, but it's not one of those darling chocolate maduros. The flavors are a little bolder, spicier, and richer than typical maddies. A little bitter too, but in a flavorful way rather than an acrid end-of-a-mediocre-cigar kind of way. Like ESB ale maybe. It's a medium to full smoke with good construction, and it's one of the prettiest sticks I've seen. It's hard to believe these aren't more expensive. Definitely worth a try if you like your maduros on the bittersweet side.

Not the best LFD out there but still good. Nice hickory notes with a sweet maduro finish. Wouldn't get a box of these again. Just smoked my last one.