The Ashton Virgin Sun Grown Eclipse Tube measures in at 6 x 52 with a toothy Ecuadorian Habano wrapper. If you are going to grab this cigar, you're going to drop just around $12-$13. However, I can tell you now that it's worth that money. It's great for special occasions or just to celebrate a Friday night.
1/3 - Right when you light up the cigar, you get a nice cinnamon flavor with a little spicy earth on the finish. The spice isn't very strong, but it feels as if it has potential to expand it's intensity. The construction is great - a nice even burn, a semi-easy draw, and good smoke output.
2/3 - When you get to this point in the cigar, the flavors will begin to change. They change from the cinnamon/earth flavors to more of a creamy oak flavor. On the finish, you get what tastes like a wood-shop. The spice has disappeared and now there is a little bit of a sweetness. The construction has stayed consistent for the most part - the draw becoming a little easier.
3/3 - Coming to the end of the cigar, you get ambushed with a very intense pepper flavor. It's a tough ending to this cigar - definitely full-bodied. This stick caught me by surprise, especially at the end. I highly recommend this cigar for those who love strength and flavor.