"Not my favorite. Nice burn"

Just not too much going on with the taste here. A lot of tobacco taste with not much else to add. May be to some other peoples preferences but not to mine. I’d say medium-full flavor. Not a bad cigar just not to my taste

"Not great"

In almost every regard this is an excellent cigar, with the exception of flavor. For my palate, this has one of the worst tasting first thirds that I have ever had. It combines my three least favorite flavors in a cigar, with no counterbalance. Flavors are bitter, dirt, and acid. About halfway in the cigar dramatically improves in flavor, moving to a leather, black pepper, and natural tobacco profile. It’s not mind blowing, but it’s not bad either. I just don’t know that for me, suffering through the first few inches of this cigar is worth it. On the positive side, everything else is remarkable. My burn and draw are great, and the cigar is well constructed. For me this is a full flavor, full body smoke at first that settles into a medium flavor, but still full body smoke throughout the second half.

"Moderate strength, burns evenly with clean white ash, easy draw."

I don t get into descriptions that include words like hints of coffee, toped with blueberries, etc. I find the Daytona Robusto a tad milder than Olivia Cain F550 and a great everyday smoke. Its construction is excellent and even, and this produces an easy draw and even burn. The ash is white and it holds well.

"Good every day cigar"

Can t beat the power taste and quality for the price.

"Meh"

I've had at least five of every cigar in the Cain family and this is by far my least favorite for two reasons. The Cain Daytona is mild to the extreme, and unless you really, really try hard to discern any body in the smoke, you'd hardly know that you were smoking a Cain at all. The Daytona is also the only Cain cigar with which I ve noticed consistent draw issues. Three of the five were plugged, one was under filled and burned very hot, and the last was acceptable. I'm a fan of the Cain Maduro, Habano, and the F series, but I don't think that I'd ever touch another Daytona. Maybe good for the newbie smoker looking for an introduction into the ligero world, but other than that it leaves much to be desired.

"New Daily Smoke"

I love this smoke. The burn is even, the ash is nice and flavor is very good, balanced, and consistent. This cigar has become my daily go to cigar. I have three humidors with this cigar in each so I am never without wherever I go.

"Burned poorly and tasted industrial"

I was very excited to try this cigar as I love the Cain F Habano. Unfortunately, the Daytona burned terrible and the smoke was not pleasurable. It had hints of pepper, earth and then this yucky industrial aftertaste. I like a few cigars a day and won t buy anymore of these.