| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | wafflekinglol (0)
06/24/2008 | Dutchies are good for rolling weed blunts, but don't offer much in the taste department.
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 | culinartist (0)
02/13/2008 | The Dutch Masters Palma Cognac (DMPC) is a surprisingly pleasant smoke. I usually consume Ghurka Platinums or Kahluah Tubos which run about $14.00 & $6.00 a stick, so I save them for special occasions, however the DMPC is an even burning easy drawing nicely flavored smoke and at about $32.00 for a box of 55 affordable for every day consumption. Also note that Altadisusa.com are the parent company of this Dutch Masters brand and happen to make about 100 of the best cigar brands on the planet.
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 | drkseph (5)
12/31/2007 | One of my friends bought a pack to smoke and I tasted one, it was terrible. My other friend told me that dutch masters were made solely for people to smoke marijuana out of and I believe him since the cigar itself sucked.
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 | PCPeter774 (1)
12/29/2007 | It has bad after taste that just doesn't settle well with me. Artfical favorings taste like piss.
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| AOOProductions (0)
10/17/2007 |  This review is for the Dutch Master Grape Corona:
I have smoked the best cigars there and the best cheap ones too. I love a nice Swisher as well as an Acid cigar or a Cohiba or a Partagas. I love em all, all having their benefits at certain points of time. But recently I saw that Dutch came out with a new cigar line. Seeing as flavored cigars have become very popular with the advent of the white owl flavored extra blunts tube line and the new Black n' mild flavors, it obviously didn't seem like a big deal. A flavored cigar so what, there are a ton of them. But for some reason I just really wanted one and Ibought a single Dutch Masters Grape Corona. The second I opened it up it reaked of grape and the end tasted of the strongest grape flavor I have ever tasted. But what also caught my eye was that it wasn't dried out at all it was nice and firm and soft. And all of them that I have smoked since have been like that. Well I lit it and I have to say this is a great damn good ceap cigar. Super mild and wondeful grape flavor. The best grape flvaor I've ever tasted. You can blow the smoke out your nose and it doesn't burn at all. And the actual tobacco tastes really good too. It's the best cheap gas station brand cigar I've ever had and I think they're a hidden gem. You have to buy one just to experience it.
The only problem is they don't come in 5 or 6 packs like the rest of the Dutch do. You can only buy singles, as of right now. But really try one it will be much better than you think. I think they're already getting popular on word of mouth, at least up here in Massachusettes, because the cigars boxes are always empty when I buy them and the cashier has to open up a new one.
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 | dutch1 (0)
08/26/2007 | Corono Deluxe taste good and burn nice,better than phillies and garcia vegas and Swisher sweet. Dutch Masters are a good cigar,but have never tasted a high end cigar either.
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| biggmann (0)
08/22/2007 | first of all let me get to tha point. i've been reading the lil comments on the blunts and let me say somethin your only payin a dollar for the damn blunt. Secondly every blunt iz cool only if you roll'em up right.But dutch masters are the hardest l's to stroll because their so big,but the good thing about'em iz dat de burn extra slow if you roll'em up right.from a 1-5 rating 1-worst,5-best i'd give it a four only if it's strolled up right.
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| saltydog85 (0)
07/26/2007 | Tried one and put it out shortly. Left me with a harsh smoky tongue after a few draws. I guess I got what I paid for.
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| Hydr420 (0)
06/18/2007 | Top choice for rolling blunts. For just smoking they're pretty quality but not that great. They're definitly the best for blunts though any day.
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 | ECsurfattic (0)
06/05/2006 | I love this line of cigars! Although they are cheap and you can purcahase them in a convience store they were my first cigar and i loved it.. deff got me into the whole cigar smokeing.. i love the taste.. although i have mooved on to white owls i still love a good dutch honey! I plan on going ot more high end cigars soon tho!
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 | Crawforda (0)
05/04/2006 | Dutch Masters Honey - Smooth and sweet, with vanilla, honey and wood smoke flavors. Lights easily, draws easily, and burns evenly. Beats a harsh, tasteless White Owl any day!
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 | BurnBurn (0)
11/14/2005 | On the East Coast all we roll is dutches. They have been a staple for many years, and I prefer them over philiies. Obviously some can be dry and there's always the chance they'll give you a headache. I surrepitiously tried a garcia and vega today and I must say it was spot on. Burned slower and tasted better. They are just more expensive.
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 | THEDUTCHMASTER (0)
09/28/2005 | Dutch Masters, The Master cigar, need I say more.
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