This cigar comes wrapped in a medium brown Colorado Maduro leaf, with some veins but nothing wild, and the seams are smooth. The smell before lighting hints at earth, wood, and a touch of stone fruit sweetness, with cedar notes mixed in. Put it to your lips and you catch cedar, flowers, graham cracker, and a little bit of spice.

When you light up, the first part hits with toasted cedar and black pepper. It’s creamy with a bit of chalkiness and settles into a medium strength. The middle brings in dry earth flavors and keeps the cedar going, while the pepper calms down. By the last third, the pepper fades away, leaving a mix of light chalk, dry earth, and cedar to finish things off.

Burning is mostly even, with ash holding on nicely. The draw feels just right—not too loose, not too tight. Overall, this is a medium-bodied cigar that’s balanced and smooth. It doesn’t throw a lot of complicated flavors at you, but it’s solid and easy to enjoy. For the price, it’s a good pick if you want something reliable for regular smokes.