Diamond Crown Robusto No. 2

This is one big smoke and a fine one also. Very nice draw for such a big smoke. Good burn nice ash smooth adn med in body. This cigar is quite expensive in Ca. so it just isn't worth the cost out here in the west. I wish it was our taxes were a lot less so I could enjoy more of these fine smokes.

At $10 I question myself. A lot of $ for one stick. I prefer the JDN Antano line and the CAO Brazillia. This was a bit mild for my taste but an extremely good smoke. Excellent construction, great draw and very nice rich flavor with a medium body. This also had a very nice aroma. I don't know about an every day smoke but for those late nights with a good adult beverage and good company, this would certainly be one I'd choose.

For an extra large cigar, this one packed the flavor and smoothness. Now, this one had the darker wrapper as oppposed to another I smoked with the light brown. It really made the difference. Great draw, flavor, smoke and it lasted two hours!

Good appearance, Good construction, and a nice burn. Flavor was ok; creamy but with a leafy/vegetable bite to it. I wasn't that into the flavor and at $15.00...hell, no. If this was a $5.00 stick, I would buy a box. But, at $15.00? Grossly overpriced.

The best cigar i've ever had period, if I had the money I would smoke one of these every day for the rest of my life ... I guess the cubans figured it out with their multiple fermentations and aging of the leaves

A great smoke! Big cigar, lights easy, draws smoothly, mdeium flavor, no harshness. I got these real cheap in an auction, but even at $10.00 it would be worth the money

This was one of the best cigars i've tasted. It leaves np after taste,
it's smooth and has an easy drawer to it

one of the best i have ever smoked

Very OVERPRICED cigar, IMHO. There are a lot better out there for a lot less $$.

these are some of the best cigars on the market.

Not as good as the price would indicate.
It cost me $18.00

if you can afford it its a great every day smoke