Nub Cameroon 464

Unlike the previous reviewers, my experience was extremely pleasant. The cigar started out nicely and remained consistent throughout. It held the ash (with no pampering) nearly all the way down to the end. Best of all was the fact that the stick lasted nearly an hour. It remained cool and flavorful until it became too small to handle. To those who felt they were deceived by the hype or disappointed, I'd recommend giving the product another shot.

is all about the gimmick! this one just does nothing, as well as the other 2 wrappers in the torpedo. just average at Best! don't waist your time!!!!

Had seen all the hype about this new smoke and decided to try one while visiting my local B&M cigar store this week. What a let down. Burned hot all the way through, spooned out badly, and was just a general disappointment. I'd say it would be smart to avoid this one, and pay no attention to the marketing gimmick. I find myself always falling for a mediocre-cigar-at-best, based on the marketing hype. Someday, maybe I'll learn better, and stick with the ones I know live up to their name and advertising.

Frequent touch ups made this one a bother. Nice looking stick though. Having gone through 8 different nubs, with 4 to go, I find myself partial to the Cameroons. Sadly, they all seem to burn hot, no matter what size.

I had been seeing these fetch high prices on Cbid and they have been a little hard to find in my area when I did finally come across a box and fought the urge to buy several and settled for just one.... I am so glad I did. Flavor, if you call it that was a flat line and faint. Construction and appearence is great but this cigar does not have it where it counts. For the price, just by an Oliva V torpedo and go home and smoke. I think this cigar is a bit gimmicy. If you need a conversion starter,... buy a dog.