Temple Hall #550
Origin: Jamaica
Size: 5.50 X 49
Wrapper: Natural

From Cigar Weekly:
Temple Hall Estates cigars are named for the most famous tobacco fields of the past on the island of Jamaica. The Temple Hall cigars begin with filler tobacco from the Dominican Republic and Mexico. Each cigar is then bunched in a dark, supple Mexican San Andrean binder leaf and wrapped in a Connecticut Shade. The finished cigars are each rounded in the Temple Hall tradition. Cifuentes y Cia in Jamaica manufactures the Temple Hall cigars.

Reviewed by: MrChef
Date: April 2000
Notes:

Not a bad smoke, but really, really mild, as you might expect from a Jamaican cigar. The cigar itself is well built and smokes well. Not high priced, but not cheap either. For my money there are a lot of cigars that are more interesting.