Press Release: February 24, 2014 — Partagás is once again reinventing itself. It enthralls and awes followers and smokers with...
Source: http://www.cadenagramonte.cu/english/index.php/show/articles/14671:cohiba-is-the-best-cuban-cigar Havana, Cuba, June 17.- A five-member international expert panel based in France ratified the Cohiba Behike-52 as the best...
"Overall this cigar was very mild, very smooth, very one dimensional. No pepper spice at anywhere during the smoke. There are some people out there that like a super mild, no spice Connecticut. I am not one of those people. Even though this cigar was extremely well made, it's just not my thing." -Wes (SosaCub4Life)
verall, this cigar could have been a lot better, but I have a feeling it's a cheap stick to begin with. The flavors were actually good at times, but the other problems outweigh those benefits. With an improved draw I could see this being a good budget Cuban, although I'm guessing machine-made, which I would probably not seek out. I would smoke it again, but I don't think I would go out of my way to find any more." -Emmett (rhetorik)
Source: http://abcnews.go.com/ABC_Univision/american-company-steal-cuban-cigar-brand/story?id=18870481#.UV65A5PCZ8E By MANUEL RUEDA (@ruedareport)April 3rd, 2013 Cuba has accused the U.S. of allowing American companies to “blatantly steal” some...
"This is an overall very mild cigar featuring an initially spicy retrohale that downshifts quickly (too quickly) into a strictly mineral profile and the draw never delivers any flavors other than cedar and a very mild leather. I disliked the battle with the tight draw but once I, heroically some might say, conquered that obstacle the cigar performed ""just fine"" and delivered ""just fine"" faint flavors from start to finish. Would I smoke it again? Probably not on purpose but perhaps I just got a dud and, if I come across it again at a low price point, I'd almost certainly give it a second chance. Don’t we all deserve a second chance to make a first impression? I know I do and, I’ll admit it, fairly often…" -Matt Cade (CadeTNCC)
“Some robust flavors of charred oak, leather and pepper transitioned nicely to a smooth oak and leather profile. The highlights of toast and mint allowed the palate to rest a bit. The final third, however, became a tad bitter.” -Gregg (McGreggor57)
Habanos, S.A. introduces the Trinidad La Trova. A new release together with The Pacific Cigar Co. LTD., its exclusive distributor in Asia Pacific. This product, exclusively designed for “La Casa del Habano” stores, is showcased simultaneously in 8 retail establishments in several cities of the Asia Pacific region.
A historic line within a brand that’s pure tradition in itself, like Hoyo de Monterrey, is now featuring the brand-new Le Hoyo de San Juan, a vitola that promises to be a revelation in the 16th Habano Festival.