"Mild long smoke"

I enjoy larger RG cigars and wanted to give this one a try. Be cautious walking around with this cigar as it longer than you think when clinching in your jaw. I really don t like the sweet head on this cigar, but you can take it down to a reasonable during the test draw. The smoke is very mild and easy to retro hale with a light nut and tobacco flavor. You do have to be careful not to draw on it too hard to get an even burn line. If it gets off let it sit and burn taking small draws till it evens out. It is quite awkward to balance in the ashtray when resting make sure you have a large ashtray for this cigar. A good two-to-three-hour cigar.

"Great 4 hour cigar"

This cigar is a great 4 hour cigar and with its large ring size and length gives and easy draw and stays cool smoke for a long time.

"Over 2.5 hours of smoking pleasure."

This huge cigar is so tasty and smooth to the palate. Great draw and great taste!

"Over 2 hours of pleasure"

Great taste, great draw, GREAT SIZE! When it comes to big cigars, this is my new “go to cigar!”

"It is the perfect cigar for me."

It is a very dependable cigar. Always enjoyable.

"Excellent large cigar"

These monsters smoke so well, even burn, great taste and they last and last.

"Excellent Cigar"

I find it to be the perfect cigar for myself.

"I have enjoyed this cigar for over 40 years. It never disappoints."

I love this cigar. It is the perfect length and the mildness is always enjoyment to me. The smell is one I never get tired of it.

"I love these sticks"

The taste is superb. The construction and draw need no more refining. As I mentioned above I am in love with these smokes.

"Going Downhill"

This is not a "new" cigar--since I have smoked them from when they were first released several years ago. Over the past two years, the quality has gone down-hill. Cigars split even before they are smoked, or soon after lighting, and deconstruct in you hand. Some are OK and some are terrible. It's an understatement to call these "inconsistent." The same thing happens with the new Oliva 1066s offered here with a different green band and a new name. I'll try these cigars in two years, when Oliva has gotten its act back together.