Petit Corona

Maduro Secretos

The Secretos is the best kept secret of the Cohiba Maduro 5 line. This cigar is the havanophiles nirvana. A salubrious Maduro wrapper binds Vuelta Abajo tobacco, this is a powerful cigar jam-packed full of beany, peppery aromas and I love how the smoke...

Siglo I

Stress, irritation and anxiety, you can leave it all behind with this handy Très Petit Coronas. This is a perfect cigar for a break between meetings, or as a digestive after a light lunch or simply whilst reading the morning paper. Clever and...

Romeo y Julieta Wide Churchills

The Romeo y Julieta Wide Churchills is packed with punchy flavor, this is a medium bodied cigar that feels stronger than it actually is. Notes of orange peel, wood, roasted hazelnuts and hints of leather abound.Smoking this Wide Churchills is like...

Quintero Brevas

The Brevas from Quintero is a 140 mm x 40, medium to strong flavor. It is one of the cheapest Cuban cigars available but you won’t find it everywhere. Some will love it, others may not, but it surely has it fans. It is a very nice hand finished...

Partagas Serie E No.2

Partagás Serie E No. 2, the 2011 new product launched by Habanos S.A. It is distinguished with the incorporation of 54 ring gauge in the brand and for the new design in their presentations. Partagás, the famous brand of the Habanos,...

Partagas Mille Fleurs

The Partagas Mille Fleurs is a generous Petit Corona (Mareva) size cigar from the Partagas brand, measuring 129mm x 42. The Partagas Mille Fleurs is most similar to the Partagas Shorts and it tastes like its sibling, the Partagas Shorts but of a longer...

Partagas Coronas Junior

This well-known Cuban Cigar brand is made from tobacco from the premium region of Vuelta Abajo (Pinar del Rio). Most Partagas cigars are full bodied cigars. All of the Partagas cigar vitoles are full, rich, with earthy cigar flavors. The Partagas cigars...

Montecristo Edmundo

The Montecristo Edmundo, 135mm x 52 looks more powerful than it is. It is one of the newer vitola added to the Montecristo family, it tastes definitely like one of them. The major difference with other Montecristos is that it is smoother; it develops a...