Sorry excuse for a premium
i thought this line went out of business years ago. this cigar is packaged well, the outer wrapper makes it appear its gonna be a good smoke. it burns hot, it has a putrid taste, hard to believe its a Dominican premium, you'll feel your somking a garcia y vega machine made bonita supreme, yet if you pay over a dollar per stick your gonna feel like youve been tricked. the cigar is horrible tasting, the construction is at best medicore, and the finish will leave you wishing you'd never heard of this brand.
This review was written about Troya #54 (Toro) 5 Pack
by thebaby981 of Louisiana on March 6, 2008
Pleasently Suprised
I dident know what i was getting ,it was my first time ordering.
I think this is one great smoke for the money.Consistant burn,
oily, A mild to medium cigar.Im new at describing a cigar but GREAT with a cup of coffee.
This review was written about Troya Corona #27
by Eric Feldman of Florida on February 12, 2002
Thing of beauty....
Looking for a flavorful mild cigar? Forget Macanudo... smoke one of these heaters. It smokes as good as it looks. I've burnt the hair off my knuckles smoking these things. Consistant all the way through!!
This review was written about Troya Cetros #45
by e.w. of guilford,ct. on April 3, 2001
Looks - Value - Mild
One of the best made and finest looking cigars on the market. Great cigar for the novice cigar smoker. Fairly mild with a nice burn and easy draw.
This review was written about Troya Rothschild #18
by Jeff Petersen of Northern Virginia on August 18, 2000
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