In case you haven't got 'em, the next batch is ready at Sam's hideout.
The cigars are (in order of size):
- Cohiba - Clubs (cigarillos)
- Partagas - Princess
- La Flor de Cano - Selectos
- Partagas - Serie D no4
- Saint Luis Rey - Serie A
I love these Cohiba Clubs cigarillos, just what the doctor ordered to go with coffee or whenever, they get you addicted to nice flavour in a short fix (made from cuttings of premium Cohiba cigars so top quality tobacco). The Princess you have tried before. The Selectos are actually non-premium cigars, 
made for cuban market rather than export - cheaper, looser construction etc - but as you will find nice enjoyable flavour; perhaps 'cos they are aged (i don't know how much but i'm guessing by flavour a good few years).
The Partagas Serie D no 4 is one of the top selling cubans out there, typical Partagas flavours in a heavy-medium body Robusto - great cigar (see if you recognise the affinity with smaller Princesses from same brand). Finally, the Saint Luis Rey Serie A is a Corona Gorda (one of my favourite vitolas ie
sizes) from a smaller production brand known for its woody-sweet smooth flavours.
made for cuban market rather than export - cheaper, looser construction etc - but as you will find nice enjoyable flavour; perhaps 'cos they are aged (i don't know how much but i'm guessing by flavour a good few years).The Partagas Serie D no 4 is one of the top selling cubans out there, typical Partagas flavours in a heavy-medium body Robusto - great cigar (see if you recognise the affinity with smaller Princesses from same brand). Finally, the Saint Luis Rey Serie A is a Corona Gorda (one of my favourite vitolas ie
sizes) from a smaller production brand known for its woody-sweet smooth flavours.
Enjoy smoking these babies - put some reviews up or even short comments so I know what you think.
F tests appearance, aroma, fit... and then just gets silly
