I have smoked Cazadores, Cremas, Conservas and Nacionales. Sure, they are not your Rolls Royces or Ferraris of the Cigar world, but they have a kick of their own. For every day value, you would be hard pushed to find a better cigar. Even though I have smoked many of the more famous brands Jose…
I recieved some of these as a gift from Spain and lit one up yesterday. A little roughly made, rich smoke, earthy and tangy but never really all that strong. Good draw, a fine smoke and a bargain at this price. I found them to burn a little unevenly. Very satisfactory smoke after lunch or early in…
The interesting thing about the JP line is that you never know what you are going to get. Ive had some that are almost as nice as any high line Cuban and some that are just bland. On average, I think its hard to beat for the money as an everyday cigar. There is usually some nice hints of spiciness…
These cigars are definatly worth the money, simple easy smoke.
I would recommend these cigars as one for casual smoking but still decent.
Great value of money!
written by KSH GBR
Have to agree with the review below wholeheartedly. Nacionales, Cremas and Cazadores seem to contain the same (short filler) tobacco, smoke much the same, and it`s only the length and gauge which determine the character of the smoke. Piedras are poo- poo`ed by some cigar aficionados, many of whom…
After smoking a few of these that were really very good I got a bit carried away and posted a very positive review. In the last week or so Ive smoked about six of these and friends of mine another 10 or so.
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