Picked up one on the advice of my tobacconist and let it set in the humi for about two weeks. WOW! I had not been a fan of Quesada due to a couple of bad Oktoberfest Uber's that despite being some of the prettiest cigars I have seen both had severe burn issues and the biggest stems I have ever encountered. Also I am not a fan of anything over 54ga. This cigar has redeemed Quesada in my book. The first thing I noticed on the pre draw was a spice on the tip of my tongue that lasted even after I was finished. Not a flavored spice like pepper or anything but just a spice. No particular flavor came through on my palate with this stick except for a little toastiness but this thing was so good I really had a hard time pacing myself. Also this cigar was beautifully made with a silky smooth wrapper with a decent amount of oil. Despite reading about a lot of burn issues others had encountered with this one mine burned perfectly throughout. I have smoked four more since the first and only had minor burn issues with one. Just bought a 30 pack and I am hoping I can be able to get some age on a few and see how they do over time. I have a feeling that when the weather warms up and my smoking increases that these will go faster than two dollar waffle irons at WalMart.