CroMagnon is the brand that built the company, the Intemperance brands are the ones that the greatest number of people can smoke, Neanderthal is the one for the hardcore nicotine-lovers, Baka is the new one, and Wunder|Lust is the one you can’t otherwise buy in America. Aquitaine is also not the  one that I would choose to smoke if it wasn't for diversity in the cigars we review. It’s not that it’s a bad cigar—the score next to this review will show it’s quite good—but I’d almost always rather smoke a CroMagnon or an Intemperance. The Aquitaine Gran Perfecto didn’t change my mind on this, but it’s a reminder that top to bottom there are few companies that have a portfolio quite like RoMa Craft Tobac. Score: 90 points

The last third begins. This is the sweet spot. And the blend becomes very complex. I recommend this cigar for the experienced smoker. It is a strong cigar with a lot of flavor. Because there are so many flavors, a good palate is required. I’m sure that everyone will have their own experience with the myriad of flavors.

Into the midway point, some of the spice dissipates and a creamy nuttiness becomes prevalent. But espresso and pepper are still at the core, and I don't think the body ever meanders into the medium spectrum. All the while the combustion qualities are nearly perfect: a straight burn that only requires a light touch-up here and there, a solid ash, smooth draw, and good smoke production. Score: 4.5 out of 5