Flor De Oliva Cigars

In today's economy, an excellent value.

I was really scared when I first got these. They had a really stout ODOR. I wasnt in any hurry to spark one up. So I let them sit in a seperate humidor for a couple of weeks. I pulled one out, the ODOR was gone. Upon lighting it I was surprised. Very smooth with a full draw.It was just a little too sweet for me, but it mellowed out about an inch into the smoke.The construction is solid. The draw is very nice. As I said before, these guys are a little sweet for my taste, but overall, for an everyday CHEAPER smoke, these are top notch! I will definitely buy another bundle.

Ordered these as a option from Baccarat, was expecting just an OK cigar. They were a little bitter after first lighting but the smoothe flavor came around in the first inch of this Toro. The draw was absolutly perfect, the ash was two inches before the wind blew it off, and the rest of the cigar held the ash until the finish. What a great cigar for the money.

Even burn, great taste -- enjoyable smoke

The reviews of this brand are accurate, in my opinion: a very good , sweet tasting cigar that burns and draws well and is fairly consistent for under two bucks a stick. They are an excellent every day smoke.<BR><BR> If you're expecting (based on the ratings) this to taste like a Rocky Patel, a CAO, or a Davidhoff, you will be disappointed. However, if you want a solid, consistent, inexpensive smoke with a great flavor, give this cigar a try: for the money it is unbeatable.<BR><BR> I have found that the wrapper has the tendency to crack, as it is thin (and I'm keeping mine at optimal humidity and temperature), but this is not a constant problem and has never affected one of my cigars to the point where I could not smoke it. <BR><BR> I am very satisfied with these cigars, and suggest to anyone looking for a good day to day smoke to pick up a bundle: you can't go wrong for the money.