In 1492 , the Spanish expedition led by Columbus discovered cigar leaves in the New World ( Cuba). In a ritual unknown to the expedition, the Taíno Indians rolled up some mysterious leaves and burned them. Smoking , they all call these leaves " COHIBA " .


In the more than five hundred years since then, cigar leaves have been brought to various parts of the world for cultivation, rolling and sale . Due to Cuba ’s unique natural environment , Tabaco Negro Cubano , also known as Cuban Black Tobacco , has always been considered the world’s most famous cigar. The finest cigar leaves , a distinction that has lasted for more than five centuries and continues to this day. The core factor for this honor is the quality and taste of the cigar leaf, which can only be created through the multiple cooperation of "heaven, earth and man"of Cuban soil, climate, black tobacco seeds and the expertise of cigar leaf growers and cigar manufacturers. . Perhaps other places have acquired the technology of growing and rolling Cuban cigars , and used the seeds of Cuban cigars, but the finished cigars in these places are different from Cuba's terroir ,  so they have their own characteristics in terms of taste . Cuba 's unique soil and climate conditions cannot be 100% replicated. The only


thing in the world that matchesthe centuries- old history and culture of cigars is the extraordinary efforts of Cuban cigar growers in cultivation and their months or even years of patient waiting. From seed to planting to being placed in a cigar box, from agriculture to manufacturing, the entire process requires more than 500 manual procedures , which can be said to be intensive work. Every cigar must go through the most stringent quality control procedures established by the Cuban Directorate for the Protection of Origin ( DOP ) before they can be called the only " HABANO  CIGAR ", that is, Havana cigars.

The accumulation of years and the sweat of tobacco farmers have made Cuban cigars incomparably noble and extraordinary. They are treasures created by the cooperation between God and mankind . The editor recommends several classic Cuban cigars for everyone.Cohiba Robustos 25's

Type: RobustoRing diameter: 50Length: 124Comments: The appearance maintains Cohiba's consistent quality, beautiful and tight. The wrapper is light brown, oily and smooth. The base of the cigar exudes rich aromas of earth and vanilla, leaving a slightly salty taste on your lips after a few puffs. The aroma of dark honey dominates, along with a subtle spiciness. The ash is solid and dark gray, the smoke is rich and has Cohiba's unique creamy texture. The smoking and burning process are very smooth. The smoking time is about 60 minutes. The taste of the cigar gradually becomes rich from the middle, and finally ends with a full creamy taste and a refreshing taste.

H.Upmann Royal Robusto 10's LCDH

Type: RobustoRing diameter: 52Length: 135Comments: The moment it is lit, there is a rich flavor of cedar, dark chocolate, lemongrass and leather, with a touch of creamy sweetness in the aftertaste. On the finish, notes of white pepper and citrus complement each other and complement each other. By the mid-palate, the sweetness is more defined, that of vanilla bean. The draw is smooth and the smoke is great. The overall taste of the cigar starts off relatively light, but quickly improves to medium-bodied by the mid-length.

Montecristo Edmundo 25's

Type: Double RobustoRing Gauge: 52Length: 135Rating: This cigar is favored by cigar lovers who like medium to full-bodied taste. The tomato leaves are sourced from the best plantations in Cuba and are a harmonious combination of aged Cuban tomato leaves, carefully selected for a rich and complex taste. It has a smooth draw and a gradually emerging aroma right after lighting, with notes of cedar, leather and spice blending together perfectly. The overall construction is flawless, ensuring an even burn and a consistent smoking experience from start to finish.
Ramon Allones Perfecto Mexico 10's 2020RE

Type: PerfectoRing Gauge: 47Length: 158Comments: The first section has a wonderful aroma of butter, cocoa, nutmeg and cedar. The draw is excellent and the amount of smoke produced is impressive. Along with the flavor of roasted nuts, a hint of leather appears in the middle, and the taste remains delicate and smooth in the back. The structure of this cigar is flawless and the flavor is complex and outstanding.

Trinidad Topes 12's

Style: RobustoRing Gauge: 56Length: 125Rating: Suitable for cigar lovers who like medium to rich taste, the size is comfortable to hold and the taste is perfectly balanced. The filler is blended from high-quality cigar leaves from Cuba's famous Baja Verta region, with exquisite craftsmanship and a complex and delicate taste, with cedar, leather and delicate sweetness. With its impeccable craftsmanship and captivating taste, this cigar will give you a truly unforgettable and enjoyable cigar journey.
Romeo y Julieta Short Churchills 10's

Style: Short ChurchillRing Gauge: 50Length: 124Comments: The cigar is tightly rolled and the wrapper has obvious veins. When unlit, the wrapper smells woody, which is typical of Cuban tobacco. Each puff produces a generous amount of smoke with an earthy aftertaste. After lighting the cigar, the woody aroma hits the face. The front part is mainly woody and earthy, and there is also a less obvious peppery flavor. The smoke is fine and thick. A rich espresso aroma appears in the middle, the aftertaste is slightly richer, and the smoke turns white. The spiciness is still there in the back, the taste is typical of Romeo and Juliet, and the aftertaste is smooth and surprising.