Name: Casa Turrent Cuba
Country: Mexico
Shape: Parejo
Size: Robusto (5 1/2 inches x 54)
Strength: Medium to Full
The Casa Turrent Cuba is a superior cigar, rich in flavor. I smoked it while enjoying Lebanese meze and arak with family and friends.
Before lighting the cigar, I could smell hints of caramel, salt, and pepper. The first and last few draws were somewhat peppery. The middle part was woody and nutty… and, of course, as smooth as can be.
Name: Don Rafa Robusto Habano
Country: Nicaragua
Shape: Parejo
Size: Robusto (5 inches x 50)
Strength: Mild to Medium
Someone told me that Don Rafa cigars are “good and cheap, if you want to smoke them every day.” I got curious. Though I don’t plan on smoking the same cigar forever, I lit one to see what “good and cheap” means.
Don Rafa is an affordable cigar that tastes like the good break you need. Though a little earthy and peppery, it’s an easy-to-smoke cigar. Very casual. You can fire one up any time.
Name: Gold Edition Short Robusto
Country: Honduras
Shape: Parejo
Size: Short Robusto (3 7/8 inches x 63)
Strength: Medium
Short and fat, the Gold Edition Short Robusto is a medium-bodied cigar that was probably made for short, midday breaks. I smoked mine at a casual gathering, but I could imagine myself lighting one to conclude a lunch break or dinner. It goes well with lager and coffee, and it burns majestically. I got hints of walnut, cedar, bread, and coffee.
You can absolutely count on this fatso whenever you need a time out.
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