Well constructed, great price. Simple flavor profile. White pepper, coffee and licorice. Clean finish. I got a crazy price on a box through CCOM. I'm going to age these and see where that goes. I bet it's going to be even better. If you don't buy a box at the current price, and you have the capacity, you're making a mistake.

I bought a single to try, as I like maduros with Nicaraguan and Costa Rican fillers. White pepper predominates flavor during entire smoke. Scant cedar note. Was expecting more complex flavor given the complex blend. Excellent non-dry oiliness, excellent maduro wrapper. Pleasant and medium to full bodied, hearty buzz, excellent, high-quality aftertaste. A fantastic buy if one prefers predominately white pepper/spicy flavor. I prefer more complexity and sweetness, leather, earth, chocolate, coffee, and tobacco, with only moderate pepper, preferably in last third so I can stop smoking it if necessary, a la Padron, Brick House Maduro, Man O' War Ruination, Sancho Panza Double Maduro, Nica Libre, Reposado (yes, Sancho Panza Double Maduro, Nica Libre and Reposado-- IMO these are MUST-TRYs among the "reasonably-priced" hand-rolled)-- Montecristo Platinum, Rocky Patel The Edge, Joya de Nicaragua Antano, Tabak Especial Red Eye, Carlos Torano Exodus 1959, Kismet Dulce, Diesel Hair of the Dog, et al.,so I figure my next step is to try other Graycliff$, as the construction, draw, burn, and billows of smoke of the Graycliff G2 I tried was truly superb. IMO, those attributes are not always reliably encountered among popularly-priced maduros and are very important, esp. among maduros.