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The Romeo y Julieta Short Churchills Cigar was released in 2006 and has been popular among experts ever since. The Robustos Vitola is one of the best formats to come from Romeo y Julieta. This Cuban Cigar is full-bodied, producing prominent notes of cedar and earth wrapped in a luscious, oily wrapper.

The Belinda brand cigar like many smaller brands, did not survive the nationalization of the cigar industry. They were re-introduced by the government run Cubatobacco in 1988. There is only one surviving cigar size which is the Corona.

Havana Club Especial is a premium golden rum characterized by its soft final flavor. Perfectly balanced, it combines the lightness of the flavor associated with white rums with the fruity complexity of the aged rums.

The Romeo y Julieta No. 3 Cigar is one of our smaller Cuban cigars. Nevertheless, for what it lacks in size it makes up for in flavour. The Coronitas vitola is popular among aficionados who are on the hunt for a shorter smoke. Providing a medium-bodied smoke - you can expect flavours of leather and cedar with additional notes of tannin.

It is the first maduro cigar from Partagas. Medium to full smoke with a leathery, spicy and chocolatey profile. A complex cigar that remains smooth from start to finish, no harshness and ample sweetness as well. A delicious smoke after dinner smoke that should age beautifully.

Romeo y Julieta Pirámides Añejados was launched as part of Habanos S.A Añejados line in 2015. This Cuban tobacco is very special as it has undergone a longer aging process, lasting between five and eight years. This process has led to the emergence of one of the best Romeo and Juliet. Its longer aging period has given the tobacco an excellent woody aroma.

Quintero's soft, medium-bodied flavor makes it ideal for those looking to experience the flavor of Habanos. It is one of the few Habanos brands that are not born in the capital of Cuba, Havana. Instead, its founder Agustín Quintero with his four brothers established a shop in the city of Cienfuegos, on the south coast, known as the "Pearl of the South". All tobaccos selected for the Quintero filling mixture come from the Vuelta Abajo and Semi Vuelta areas. All Quinteros are manufactured using the Short Tripe technique.

The King of the Empire World, was originally founded by a German, Emilio Ohmstedt, who registered it in 1848 at the same time as the brand Sancho Panza. Following the death of Mr. Ohmstedt in the 1870s, the brand was taken over by Antonio Allones, a Spanish who came to live in Havana to work in a tobacco industry. The latter wanted to create a brand of high quality and with higher prices. To mark it, he named it El Rey del Mundo, in English: The King of the World.