Nice smooth smokes

Took a 5 pack to River Downs for Derby Day. Enjoyed 3 while working the ponies. At least the cigars turned out good. Need alittle more time to study the Racing Form. Oh well, The Preakness is coming up soon. Wonder what I'll be smoking that day at the track?
This review was written about Zino Mouton Cadet #5 Pack
by Milkco of Cincinnati on May 6, 2008

Disapointing

Mild to the point of being devoid of flavor with a very difficult draw. Unfortunately very consistent. My biggest cigar disapointment, purchased after enjoying the #6.
This review was written about Zino Mouton Cadet #8
by gusto1 of Eugene Oregon on February 1, 2008

This is a premium cigar?

I have tried 2 different sizes of the Zino Mouton Cadet and am amazed that these aren't somebodys seconds. The wrappers have green spots, the construction is spongy, and the draw is either tight, or like sucking air through a straw. The flavor ranges from pretty good to awful. There are plenty of much better cigars out there. I you are looking for a milder cigar that is also inexpensive, try the Arturo Fuente Curly Head Deluxe.
This review was written about Zino Mouton Cadet #5 Pack
by Rick H. of Fair Oaks, CA on January 4, 2008

Mild, Lightly Flavored, Well Constructed

I bought a box of #8s, and being a smoker that prefers a milder cigar, I figured these would be perfect. The wrapper is very smooth, nearly perfect, and the entire roll is extremely well done. The cigar starts off quite mild, and really doesn't develop much strength as you smoke. This cigar would be ideal for a beginner or someone seeking a mild, anytime of day cigar. I feel it may actually be a little too tame for some smokers. Its truly a beautiful cigar, worthy of the Davidoff name, although I think it will leave some wanting more in their next cigar. Definitely worth trying a 5 pack, or a box if you are truly into a mild smoke.
This review was written about Zino Mouton Cadet #8
by Stan of Connecticut on October 5, 2007

NOT A MILD CIGAR

Well when receiving my box of # 8 Zino Mouton cadet.Just inspecting the cigar alone was impressive only one vein running down the cigar.. the wrapper is a chestnut brown, so this alone told me it not going to be a mild smoke, then once I held it up to my nose to smell, this was confirmed, it had a smell of a medium to full strength cigar, .. When I smoked it, my nose did not mislead me at all... So my point here fellows is, not a morning cigar or 12pm noon cigar, you can count out the mild on it, great evening cigar better after dinner cigar.. burns great runs an inch & half ash before it drops off.. fantastic along with a class of red wine... a real elegant cigar .......
This review was written about Zino Mouton Cadet #8
by Franco Ragosta of NY on September 7, 2007

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