The VL Dominicans are as tasty as Padrons and were closeouts last month, wish I would have got more of those, these are a terrible cigar not even worth the closeout price!

Worst cigar I have smoked in 11 years of cigar smoking. They smell like manure and dried grass. The taste was like smoking newspaper. Don't waste your $20.

These are simply cheap cigars for cheap smokers, nothing else. I picked one up out of my friends box and tried it, but could not even finish. The cigar tasted like crap!!! They are definitley made for the wholesale business without a doubt.

The Value Line Hondurans have become my favorite everyday cigar. I especially enjoy the Corona 100's. Put a band on them and put them in a fancy box and you could charge 3 times the price.

I don't know if the wrong cigars got packaged or not. I have smoked 6 of these cigars and must say there are more on the lower end of full bodied and flavor. I found them to have a less than appealing smell, but 3 weeks in the humi solved that issue. The draw on these cigars is smooth and easy, you have to smoke em slow or you will have uneven burn issues, the ash varied from cigar to cigar as to how long it would get before dropping off, flavor is where I disagree with famous smoke's discription of med.: so far I have had 6 cigars out of the bundle and all 6 have been in your face full spice (lower end of full flavor)with a touch of tabacco flavor and a touch of harshness. Don't let the harsness scare you it's just barely noticeable for the first 1/2 to 1" of the cigar. This cigar is no Pardon, Romeo & Jueletta, or Punch. If you are use to smoking higher end cigars these cigars will probably not fit your taste buds. On the other hand if you like lower priced bundled cigars these fit the ticket. No they are not your $3 to $6 + per stick smokes but if you want a good in your face smoke that is full of spicy flavor then I highly recommend Value Line 100 Honduran's. I rate them a 6.5 due to the fact I had to put them in the Humi to get rid of the smell.