Today’s cigar is the Diablo Picantes torpedo. This is a nice cigar to look at and has a great band which is black, gold, and red. The cigar leaf is jet black and the smell of it before pre-light is very nice. The cigar measures 5×40 and the wrapper is Ecuadorian Sumatra, the binder is Connecticut broadleaf, and the filler is Dominican and Nicaraguan. On inspection the cigar wrapper was nicely wrapped and I saw no imperfections.
Ok the toasting phase was awesome and this baby produced large amounts of grey smoke. The flavors which I tasted during my smoke consisted of various spices which keep you interested throughout the smoke. The ending on this baby produces and more spices which I felt was pure pleasure. This is a medium smoke and will please just about any level cigar smoker.
Smoke time: Over and hour.
Drink of choice: Coffee.
Like it? Yes indeed.
Buy it again? Yes.
Price: Approximately $13.75 for a five pack.
Hint: I scored these from famous smoke shop for seven dollars in the auction.
Suggestion: House them in your humidor for a few months and you will not regret it.
Sorry about the over size photo but I am still working out the bugs.
Take Care
Stew
The World According To Stew Cigar Reviews 
Stew,
Tried to contact you by email with no luck. We have posted your review on the “Reviews” page at http://www.CigarAdvisor.com with links back to your blog. Hope you’re OK with that.
Happy smokes,
Gary K.