I would pay twice as much for this cigar. Smo...  more

I would pay twice as much for this cigar. Smooth, tasty, and a good draw. Well made all around. Highly recommended. How about those Pats? less

I keep trying other cigars and I keep running...  more

I keep trying other cigars and I keep running back to Olor Pacos! This may very well be the most consistent cigar I have ever smoked. Even burn, smooth draw, pleasant nutty flavor. My only criticism is I do find it a bit pricey. It's a simple matter of finances. I do think it's worth the price, but I would buy more and more often if it were a bit less expensive. It is a VERY good cigar! less

Though I never tried the Fuente made Olor, I ...  more

Though I never tried the Fuente made Olor, I can truly say that this blend is what I think cigar smokers today are looking for.Something with some body but not overpowering to the point of kickass.My Pacos say that there 6"x50 ring guage but they are more like 47 on the ring guage. That said it starts off almost sweet and earthy with hints of nutmeg and midly spicey. Though ready to smoke I bet these babies will taste even better after a month or so with out the cellos in my humidor. General cigar has a fine stable of cigars and the fact they make this one for Famous Smoke shop is worth trying. Alas! The prices are premium as well! Come on Humberto sharpen your pencil ! less

Nice, medium flavor smoke. The claro has bett...  more

Nice, medium flavor smoke. The claro has better, more complex flavor. less

this cigar you get sucked into when buying a...  more

this cigar you get sucked into when buying a sampler lacks depth and flavor would buy in a bundle if the price was around 15 6.0 out of 10 less

I liked the former Olor which was made at ano...  more

I liked the former Olor which was made at another factory. They were very interesting cigars. I stopped ordering them when they more than doubled in price during the cigar fad years. I was curious about the new incarnation (even though the price remains steep) so I tried a box during a promotion, They remain interesting and tasty. However, their construction is improved! Strong cigars are popular now, in my opinion, because they have many complex flavors. Mild cigars seem bland and boring in comparison. For some reason, Olor's blend has always been flavorful and interesting without being strong. I mostly smoke strong cigars now, so this was a refreshing change. (All my strong cigars are beginning to taste the same.) The Olor Pacos are mild, but they are complex and flavorful. The first, obvious difference between the new and old Olors is the box. I liked the old cedar chests better than the new ones. But I really don't care that much about this. Also, the bands are more attractive now. But I don't care about that either. The significant difference is in the construction. The old Olors were wrapped less tightly than the new ones. They often burned unevenly. When looking at the ash and burn, one could see that the loose cigar had areas of greater and lesser density that burned at different rates. (This sounds terrible, but it wasn't. It was a delicious cigar at a good price that burned a little unevenly.) The new Olors are much more firm to the touch. Unfortunately, my first was plugged (a deal-breaker for any cigar). Good thing I bought a whole box to try, because every other stick in the box was perfect! And I do mean PERFECT. They had a nice draw; burned straight as an arrow; tasted delicious: and even had a beautiful, firm, white ash. The Olor Paco is a superply constructed cigar which is mild, but still has pleasing complex flavor. It's a great change of pace if all your strong cigars are beginning to taste alike. At $40/box (what I paid in the mid 90's) this might just be the best cigar value on Earth. At $90/box, I'll probably get one each year. I'll look forward to it! less