Eduardo and the Aganorsa crew agreed with the people I've been speaking to about the state of the 2010-2011 crop. It's very good. Some have called it great, like Pete Johnson of Tatuaje Cigars. He was raving about the lack of rain during the growing season, which tends to concentrate the power of the tobacco, leading to more ligero, a more vibrant crop. Eduardo showed his true farmer's side, knocking his knuckles against a wooden fence when he said things were good "so far." This guy isn't counting anything yet until it's all done.