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This cigar is the benchmark for all different robustos, incredible and complex. One of Habanos smash hits. Its impeccable development and flavor makes it a Cuban elite player. An absolute necessity for any Cigar devotee.

The Cohiba Siglo I is a great Habano, an excellent and complex Petit Corona. The brief stogie has a short and thin measure. Consumption is speedy, even and pleasant. An ideal decision for a short break. The Siglo I is gentle in taste, because of the light tobacco leaves utilized for the filler. The wrapper is likewise exceptionally pleasant, with fine veins.

The Siglo II has always been a serious smoke. This hearty cigar measures 5 inches, by a 42 ring gauge. It always delivers lots of spicy, creamy character and a bright freshness from the specially processed filler tobacco. The Cubans say that some of the tobacco in the blend goes through a third fer-mentation, which provides the flavor and the finesse of Cohiba. The Siglo II is a consistently out-standing cigar.

The Cohiba Siglo III Cigar is the standout of the other cigars in the Siglo series with it’s distinctive flavours. The cigar is a corona grande matured for two years in Cuba’s most famous El Liguito factory, which is a perfect backdrop for it’s complexity. Notes of grilled vanilla combine with spicy chocolate, deep cocoa and a drip of chilli to spice up your tastebuds before they are cooled with the taste of rich and creamy leather, polymarised with a dollop of fresh cream. A cigar best smoked after a luxury dessert.

The H.Upmann half corona is creamy with hints of coffee. A small and attractive Havana with a good draw and complex flavours for such a small cigar. An excellent short smoking break cigar.

Petit Cazadores is a traditionally hand-made cuban cigar from tobacco grown in the Vuelta Arriba area. It has a pleasant aroma and a delicious flavor while its price is excellent.

The Montecristo No. 4 is the best selling cigar in the world, and not without good reason. A great cigar for any novice smoker, this cigar has an earthy taste accompanied by the classic tanginess that Montecristo has become known for. The cigar to neither too full bodied nor too light, and provides a fairly intense smoke due to the cigar’s stout figure. This is not a cigar that any cigar enthusiasts can pass up on trying at least once!

Montecristo Petit No. 2 is a figurado shape cigar that maintains the tradition of the company. It’s a well-made cigar for those who prefer figurado shape, desiring to enjoy them faster due to a lack of time. It’s a strong cigar with a rich and spicy smoke. You should smoke it slowly and steadily to avoid overheating.

The Partagas Mille Fleurs is a generous, tasty short Habano of Petit Corona format, 42 ring gauge, 5.1” (129mm) long, coming in a box of 25 cigars. Comparable to the Partagas Shorts or the famous Montecristo No. 4, it is a stick that should not be missed by any Cuban cigar connoisseur.

The Partagas Serie D No.4 is a Cuban legend, medium to full robusto format, 50 ring gauge, 4.9” (124mm) long and comes in a box of 10 cigars. Neck and neck with the Cohiba Robusto for the title of the best Cuban cigars among this size, it is a powerful smoke with very complex flavors. It is definitely a must try for any cigar aficionado.

The Quai D’Orsay No. 50 is a creamy Petit Robusto, ideal for beginners, sizing at 4.3” (110mm) by a 50 ring gauge.

The new Serie D No. 6, with its surprising dimensions, complements Serie D with an immensely intense flavour, despite its reduced length.

Mille Fleurs is a Petit Corona vitola with an excellent price. Its name also describes the flavors it reveals, typical cedary and floral Romeo y Julieta’s flavors with some cream and coffee grinds alongside charred cherry. It has a medium bodied smoke, but it is never aggressive. It’s a value for mon-ey, daily cuban cigar for every kind of smoker.

Named after William Shakespeare’s tragic lovers, the origins of Romeo y Julieta as a Habano date back to 1875. Spice, cedar and leather make this mild cigar a nice little treat. With a good burn and very good construction, this is very enjoyable.

The Romeo y Julieta No. 1 cigar is the largest of the three tubos cigars, and is very similar in taste to the No. 2 and the No. 3. The tobacco is of medium taste and has notes of nuttiness, smoked wood and leather with a lovely floral aroma.

The Romeo y Julieta No. 2 is an unpretentious cigar to be discovered. Strong and well constructed, we admire the herbaceous quality of this petit corona.