Cavalier Genève White Series

While Cavalier Genève has greatly expanded their US portfolio over the past 7 years, the White Series is still a main stay for the company and a cigar that would describe as elegant. Its mild to medium strength makes it a perfect cigar for enjoying in the morning or even the last cigar of the day. Though not crazy complex, it does have a well-balanced array of notes including a distinct natural sweetness that pleased the palate throughout the journey. I very much enjoyed the cinnamon spice notes in both the pre-light and lit experience. There was just a mild jag in the burn but otherwise it was error free. This is a box worthy cigar and an excellent example of a fine Honduran based product. I would recommend this to be in any enthusiast’s rotation. 95 points. 

• Stogie Press

The way the Cavalier Geneve is marketed, it’s hard not to draw some comparisons with Davidoff. After all, both are headquartered in Geneva, both use lots of gold and white, and both make heavy use of Dominican leaf. That ends up being just a starting place, though. The Cavalier Geneve definitely carves out its own place by the end of the cigar, not quite as refined and elegant as a Davidoff, but very complex and flavorful in its own right, offering up a good progression and change-up of flavors, wrapped up in a smooth and mellow smoke. The more I smoke these, the more I enjoy them, and I find myself looking forward very much to the Black Series Maduro that is slated for next year.

• Leaf Enthusiast