Rob_k
If it ain't Scottish...it's crap!
this will answer all your cuban cigar questions:
http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/clearing...uban_cigars.xml
http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/clearing...uban_cigars.xml
A Petit Corona (5 1/8 x 42) of great value, this cigar is only hand-made/long filler, and its poor machine-made, cello wrapped, cousin is, happily, no more. Floral, ambered, hints of dark chocolate, softly tease your palate. Half-way through your 35 to 45 minute smoke, you will notice some cedar notes to the cigar, never piquant, yet giving just the correct amount of spice the cigar needs. A little age on this cigar only makes it more enjoyable. At less than $5.00 per stick, it is a loss not to buy a box.
Someone told me that Monte #4's and Partagas Petite Coronas Especiales were great smokes and can both be had for less than $125 a box.
Theres a lot of great Cubans out there that can be had pretty reasonable, of course that all depends on what reasonable is for you.Point taken...
Yes but my other Non-American friend tells me that the Monte #4's are terribly inconsistent and have been natoriously known for not drawing well. After all, they are the most produced cigar coming out of Cuba today. But that's just what he says...
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