V Centennial No. 2

this cigar is hardly talked about, thank God because it is my favorite. smooth from start to finish, you really know you are smoking something, medium to full bodied cigar. It just made my mouth water.

These are easy to get and easy to afford and not too difficult to smoke. They would probably get a little dull if you smoke them everyday because of the one dimensional flavors. Still, a decent nutty smoke for a buck or two.

This is at a pretty good smoke considering the price, wheels of 50 can be had for $50 making it a great yard gar. Decent flavor and good construction make it a cheap and decent smoke for a daily.

That's it this is the best $1 cigar in existance. Long filler, tasty medium smooth flavor much better than much of the expensive hyped drek out there. Forget the mixed filler/Cuban sandwich shlock (Qurum, Drew Estate..), remember these are long filler cigars. If you can afford better buy it, if not or if you smoke lots of cigars or if you need sticks for you mooching pals pick up a bunch of these before they disappear. Medium full in flavor they look nice, burn o.k. most of the time and taste decent.

A friend has given me a couple of these to smoke and, I have to say, I've been pretty impressed by the cigar. Good flavor, good construction, good burn. No complaints at all.

Yes, very cheap cigar. I'm finding that if a pricetag is too high on a stick, it will affect my expectations and therfore enjoyment, but that does not mean that a cheap price will make me more forgiving. The wrapper was dark, but not oily like I hoped. The burn was un-even and the flavor was too mild and one dimentional. I suppose the yard-gar and fishing crowd would think this cigar is a real bargain.

I got a 5-pack of these for 3 bucks from cbid, so already it's a great cigar! Seriously, this is perfect for those (like me) who prefer a maduro with little "after-stank". I'd call this mild bodied, though it has been listed at the local shop as medium. Quite spicy, with obvious cinamon and less-obvious clove and orange flavors. It may sound nasty (or like i have some serious fungus problems), but the smoke had a sauteed-mushroom undertone with strong spice and leather flavors. The burn, ash, draw, sheen, everything - just perfect! The best way to describe this is as 'my 2nd favorite stick'. That should say it all. For frequent smokers, it is as smooth as a Padron 3000 with the spiciness of El Rey del Mundo's torps. I started with that 5-pack and now have 3x bundles of 50 in my 200-capacity humi. Need I say more?

Got these on the cheap from cigarbid and I enjoyed them. This cigar is a well rounded performer. The dark wrapper may be the key. There are rich flavors and pretty solid contruction. Maybe it's because you don't expect much from this stick that you're surprised when it's not a dog. It's my new golf buddy.

This is a true first-tier smoke, possibly among my favorites. Well, I must admit, I prefer middle-of-the-road for strength with some spiciness and flavor to it -- and that is exactly what this is. The price can't be beat (well, it can, but do you want to smoke that stuff?) and when in the humidor for 3 or more months (75% hum, 72*F), it gets a wonderful bloom of oil that simply amazes me! One of my favorite 5, and #1 for fly-fishing.

Beuatifull Ct wrapper with an excellent burn and nice mild-Med smoke with spice and subtle fermented flavors. Nice Morning smoke.

I agree that this one is a sleeper...........very good medium body smoke with some spicy character and creamy taste. Pick up a bargain by getting them in 50-count wheels

I don't know where you guys got your's at but I only paid 2.50 ea. for a box. It is a very smooth and mild\med smoke. Nice flavor excellent construction and burn. A very good everyday smoke.

Nobody has ever heard of these and that surprises me. Good medium strength cigar that has a bit of character. Smooth and polite.