Anyone try any?Worth the cost?:-k

I had one a few weeks ago. Overall I'd say for the money it was pretty solid. It looks and feels much like a padron, and I found the construction quality and burn to be just as good. Although mine did have a really sharp crease in the wrapper right near the cap, probably from being pinched up during the box press. It was rather annoying and took a bit of gnawing to kind of soften it up.

The flavors of the cigar evolved throughout the smoke, which I always enjoy. Maybe it's a bit one-dimensional at first light, but it really matures after the first 3rd. For around 12 bucks or so, it's a worthy smoke for sure. I would smoke it again.

Thanks for the nice review,finally won a 5er last night and was curious. Now feel free to run up the price!🍺

Good flavorful smoke. Earthy, salty, savory, kinda like a mushroom broth to me, with a variety of other flavors coming and going. They are among the better new cigars I've tried this year.

^ pretty accurate to me except I thought it was a one note smoke. I've only smoked the lonsdale though (3 times)

Had a couple as I developed my N00b palate and like 'em. Pricing sometimes suffer from the fan boy effect but one of my favorites.

WOW! For me that's way too much. Will stick with my Jericho Hills, Tats, Fuente's, and many others.

Yeah I snagged it from a shop on the way home one day. Certainly worth it if you can get em a fair bit cheaper.

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Got the belis for $34🍺

Was just gifted one of the lonsdales, really looking forward to it. The box press on it is gnarly as heck.

Nice! I've gone thru 2 boxes of the Lonsdales. Pretty unique. Like a lot of the DE's put off lots of smoke. Medium bodied and a much better smoke than the JH (imho).

On my want to try list. I was favorably impressd by the HE nats except for the fragile wrapper. Truly complex smoke with cocoa and spice on the draw and very long leathery finish.