cuban cigars

As they go the Bolivar Petit Corona is a kitten, however, Bolivars are generally stronger than most! If you have smoked a cigar before and are just getting acquainted with Cubans this petit coronas is ideal for you. You can practice grappling with the power and the draw of a Cuban cigar. For those more experienced smokers this cigar offers its services as a perfectly balanced, tasty little fellow that you can smoke freely during the day due to its lack of pungent aftertaste. We had been trying to describe the wet earth and coffee-cocoa taste, but there is also a sugary aspect of the cigar. Length in millimetres – 129 Ring Gauge – 42 Full Flavour Origin: Cuba

The Por Larranaga Picadores cigar was discontinued in the 70’s but now has been re-introduced and is the latest addition to the Por Larranaga regular production line. The new release was re-visited, the ring gauge was increased from 44 to 48 and the band is one that was used in the older days on Por Larranaga’s like the Dunhill Selection No. 32. Medium Strength. Even Burn with good quantity of smoke. Not complex but with some cinnamon, coffee, nutty tastes always with a back note of pepper. Good to take a walk with so perfect for the golf course. Length in Millimetres – 127 Ring Gauge – 48 Strength – Mild to Medium Origin – Cuba

The Cohiba Exquisitos cigar is a small panatela, introduced in 1982 as a part of the Cohiba’s first commercial series, La Linea Clasica. The cigar itself is considered to be one of the best Cohibas, and therefore one of the best Cubans. Known for its dominant tobacco taste, which is perfectly combined with the classic grassy and bean aromas which are typical of a Cohiba cigar. Elegant, smooth and full of flavour, a magnificent cigar straight out of Cuba’s famous El Liguito factory. Length in millimetres – 125 Ring Gauge – 33 Strength – Medium to Full Origin – Cuba