Rebellion Sweet child o mine is a well-balanced cigar without any great complexity. The flavors you feel at the beginning are the same until the end. It fits well as an everyday cigar due to its price and the balance between the flavors. The cigar is smooth with a mild body which makes it suitable for most Aficionados.
Score: 82
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