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Origin : Cuba
Format : Robusto
Size : 127 x 19.05 mm
Ring : 48
Weight : 10.86 g
Hand-Made
Price : ~$10 each
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Underrated Hermoso #4 reaps big-time dividends in the taste department. This stick was reputed to be a favorite of Mr. Frank Sinatra back in the 40’s when he made regular trips to Havana.

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Origin : Dominican Republic
Format : Petit Corona
Size : 129 x 16.67 mm
Ring : 42
Wrapper Color : Medium Brown
Wrapper Type : Indonesia
Filler : Dominican Republic, Brazil
Binder : Dominican Republic
Type of Light : Match
Type of Cut : Guilliotine
Hand-Made
Price : ~$5 each
More info about purchasing H. Upmann (Dominican) cigars...

I purchased this Cigar at a small tobacco shop located in Cincinnati, OH. I bought it November 16th, 2007 and I smoked it the same day because of the appearance of Bloom. The Weather Conditions were low forties, and humidity was around fifty percent. There was also zero wind. This Cigar was smoked by me at Xavier University, Located in Norwood, Ohio.

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Origin : Nicaragua
Format : Toro
Size : 152 x 24 mm
Ring : 60
Weight : N/A
Hand-Made
Price : ~$110 for a box of 20
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Perdomo quality history enticed me to try this “60″ ring cigar.

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Origin : Nicaragua
Format : Double Corona (Prominente)
Size : 194 x 21 mm
Ring : 54
Weight : N/A
Hand-Made
Price : $6.00/piece

Generally, one learns that in cigars you get what you pay for. This was not the case with the Da Vinci Exhibicion A. I expected a decent cigar, as most in that price range are just that, decent. What I did not expect was a high profile cigar experience. This, however, was exactly what I got.

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Origin : Dominican Republic
Format : Torpedo
Size : 152 x 22 mm
Ring : 55
Weight : N/A
Hand-Made
Price : ~$10 each
More info about purchasing Arturo Fuente Anejo cigars...

You couldn’t ask for a better looking smoke. I suspected that this one might be an exceptional one, so I saved it for a special moment. I smoked it late in the afternoon as I set out on the shore of the Rhine River of Basel Switzerland. The Arturo Fuente Anejo Reserva No. 55 really helped to make that evening memorable.

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Origin : Dominican Republic
Format : Corona Grande
Size : 152 x 20 mm
Ring : 50
Weight : N/A
Hand-Made
Price : ~$5/piece
More info about purchasing Dominican Romeo y Julieta cigars...

Again, I had a chance to compare Cuban Romeo y Julietas to Dominican ones, and the conclusion is pretty much the same - the Deluxe #2 that was brought to me straight from the Dominican Republic is a high quality cigar with a steady, pleasant flavor that has its own, Dominican, personality.

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Origin : Dominican Republic
Format : Robusto
Size : 140 x 20 mm
Ring : 50
Weight : N/A
Hand-Made
Price : ~$10 each
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The Ashton Heritage Puro Sol Robusto is interesting in that the name pretty much says it all. Translated, Puro Sol means Pure Sun, as this is how this particular wrapper was grown. It shows in the dark brown hue. A beautiful cigar in the color aspect of it.

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Origin : Nicaragua
Format : Torpedo
Size : 140 x 21 mm
Ring : 54
Weight : N/A
Hand-Made
Price : ~$8/piece
More info about purchasing Padron cigars...

During my research, I came across a note on the Padron #6000. Now, I’m primarily a Cuban man and do not generally delve into the Nicaraguan smokes, but this caught my eye. It seems that the demand for these cigars has become so great that the company had to place a cap on the amount that could be made each year, so that they could insure that the quality would remain the same.

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