I have tried the Te Amo Anniversario toro madro. It was a pleasant medium-bodied smoke It contains a blend of tobaccos from Mexico, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic. The cigar was well made, had a nice even burn and a smooth finish. The flavor reminds me a little of the classic Te Amo, but has a smoother more complex flavor that is just a little spicier than the original.
I also enjoy the occasional Mexican cigars; they often have a peculiar flavor that reminds me of black willow. There are those that turn up their nose to them, but they represent a flavor variation that can be enjoyed.
