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.
This Cuban cigar features a Conservas vitola - measuring 140mm by a 44-ring gauge. It's a great size for those new to the cigar world. It provides a medium-full-bodied smoke - with rich earthy notes.
The Petit Caballeros feature a most versatile vitola, namely the Coronas Extra, measuring 120mm by 48 ring. The ideal companion for a 40-50min smoke. You can expect a full-bodied smoke with roasted coffee notes and a hint of cedarwood.
Jose L. Piedra Petit Cetros is a tasty, medium-bodied short panetela. It is a great smoke for every day, it is cheap and of very good quality. . Hand-rolled with short-filled tobacco leaves that are only from the Vuelta Abajo region, Cuba's best tobacco region, its construction is excellent, easy to remove, a uniform burn and beautiful solid ash. Tastes like wood, earth, quite sturdy, cigar perfect for an outdoor activity.
The Jose L. Piedra Nacionales is a delicious and rich medium-bodied Corona, 5.3”(134mm) long, of 42 ring gauge, and comes in a 25 cigars box.
The Jose L. Piedra Cazadores is an affordable and tasty Cuban cigar, of Cazador format, 43 ring gauge, 6" (152mm) long and comes comes in a cardboard box of 12 cellophane bundled cigars.
The Jose L. Piedra Petit Cazadores is a enjoyable and tasty Petit Corona. A pleasant medium flavored smoke for a good price. Ideal for a casual smoke such as a game of golf or some other outdoor activity. The Cazadores is a good cigar, not too strong, that burns fine.
