Had my first LG this evening. It was the chisel shape. The cold draw was chewy tobacco that left a spice on your palate. Had a bit of trouble lighting this smoke up and staying lit. When burning good, it gave an ample amount of smoke that was not heavy and left a clean spice finish. During the first of the cigar it was bold and spicy. It had strong tobacco flavor with a hint of light flavor I can't detect. The second lost the powerful spice and mellowed to good strong tobacco. The third went back to spicy and bold. I smoke this cigar very slowly which could account for the burn/lit problems. It is very strong and has left me a little shakey. It leaves a spice in your stomach that I still feel. Sometimes I like this about a cigar but sometimes you just don't want that leftover feel. For sure this is a one day smoke. I don't think I would feel like another smoke after having the Diez. I really liked this smoke and enjoyed it. I can see aging some of these. As always, what does anyone else have to say regarding the Diez series?

I have long been a fan of Litto Gomez he really makes some great cigars.If you liked the chisel try the Litto Gomez Small batch #2 they just got them in at Jack Schwartz i had one tonight after dinner.It blew me away what a great smoke.I thought the small batch # 1 was awesome but i think the #2 was much spicier and bolder with loads of smoke and strong tobacco flavor.I must try if you like the Litto Gomez line of cigars.

I'll have to do that. Thanks SHB

I don't get these. I love Litto's stuff so I figured these would be a slam dunk. I smoked the toro size, whatever that is called, and it was all power and no flavor -- just a very lean, peppery character with an almost nonexistent finish. I bought a bunch for my friends to try -- guys who smoke two or three cigars a day -- and they all had the same impression. Maybe it was just a bad box but these just weren't for me. Of course, it's tough to fault Litto since I either like or love all of his other lines...