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Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure No.3 is the latest addition to the esteemed Cuban cigar brand, Hoyo de Monterrey.
These Vegueros are a module named "Centrogordos". They measure 100 mm in length, with a diameter of 21.4 mm (ring 54). Allow a good quarter of an hour to enjoy this cigar.
The Montecristo Wide Edmundo is the latest addition to the most popular cigar brand in the world and the most significant ring gauge to feature in its regular production line. It was the last cigar announced at a fascinating first edition of Habanos World Days in 2021.
The Montecristo Wide Edmundo is the latest addition to the most popular cigar brand in the world and the most significant ring gauge to feature in its regular production line. It was the last cigar announced at a fascinating first edition of Habanos World Days in 2021.
Partagas Legados Cigar is the 2020 Limited Edition cigar chosen to represent the mighty Partagas family.
Wrapped in a beautifully aged wrapper leaf, the Maestro offers a symphony of flavours that harmonise with Partagas signature strength and complexity.
This Cuban cigar features a 133mm by a 42 ring gauge - putting it on the smaller side of the cigar spectrum.
Known the world over for its affordability and value-for-money propositions, the Jose L. Piedra brand enjoys a strong following among new and seasoned aficionados alike.
Known the world over for its affordability and value-for-money propositions, the Jose L. Piedra brand enjoys a strong following among new and seasoned aficionados alike.
The name Guantanamera should be quite easy to recognize for most people. It comes from the title of a famous song by the Cuban composer, Joseito Fernández in 1928. This was a very popular song around the world, especially during its push in the 1960s. As for the age of the brand, this is a fairly young cigar label, as it was only introduced to the world in 2002. Instead, Guantanmera cigars get their tobacco from Vuelta Arriba, the second most important tobacco region. Each vitola in the line is known as "machining", which simply means they are machine-made.
The name Guantanamera should be quite easy to recognize for most people. It comes from the title of a famous song by the Cuban composer, Joseito Fernández in 1928. This was a very popular song around the world, especially during its push in the 1960s. As for the age of the brand, this is a fairly young cigar label, as it was only introduced to the world in 2002. Instead, Guantanmera cigars get their tobacco from Vuelta Arriba, the second most important tobacco region. Each vitola in the line is known as "machining", which simply means they are machine-made.
The name Guantanamera should be quite easy to recognize for most people. It comes from the title of a famous song by the Cuban composer, Joseito Fernández in 1928. This was a very popular song around the world, especially during its push in the 1960s. As for the age of the brand, this is a fairly young cigar label, as it was only introduced to the world in 2002. Instead, Guantanmera cigars get their tobacco from Vuelta Arriba, the second most important tobacco region. Each vitola in the line is known as "machining", which simply means they are machine-made.
