 | | Origin: | Cuba | Manufactured: Hand Made |
| Gauge: | Medium | Length: | 110 |
| Format: | Reyes | Ring: | 40 |
| Weight: | 7,4 gr. | Score: | 8.4 |
| Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25 |
Average user rating  
Review #12: I'm not quite sure what makes a smoke "elegant". The old Davidoff Cubans were elegant smokes. And in many ways Cohibas are as well. The Trinidad Reyes are definitely an "elegant" smoke,to be enjoyed by the true connoisseur. It does not offer an in your face flavor. It is much more subtle than that. But it is a very flavorful and smooth cigar that I thoroughly enjoyed. A little pricey for the size but I think well worth the investment. - Submitted by CoolBurn on August 25, 2004
Review #11:  I like when a small cigar is "cool" on the draw. I used to only smoke larger format cigars, but over the past few months have started to smoke more of the smaller ones. Like the Cohiba Siglo 6, a new fave of mine. This one is better. the Reyes is truely king, its got a dark-chocolate with tree bark kinda miz, really nice smoke, and about 15% bigger then the Siglo 6. Fits perfectly in the hand, lasts a good 1/2 hour.... its a s good as it gets. period. - Submitted by drew on August 25, 2004
Review #10: I purchased one of the reyes in montreal, canada, on vacation, and just enjoyed it overlooking the lake I live on in the northeast panhandle of Florida. I had seen a box in the partgas factory in havana, but thought they were so costly that i would stay with my partagas. Boy was i wrong. this is a phenomenol short smoke. Even burn, spicy, refined,full bodied, despite its short stature. highly recommended for a sesoaned smkoker. lee in Florida, after Hurricane Charley. - Submitted by lee kotick on August 15, 2004
Review #9: I heard alots of goods comments about the Reyes. So, I decided to smoke one. The construction is perfect. The flavors was goods (woody and floral). It's not my type of smoke, I prefer Bolivar and Partagas blends. It's a good smoke for thoses who like florals aromas. - Submitted by Simon on August 5, 2004
Review #8: Not a bad cigar for its size. I was not impressed with the burn on it though as it required to be re-lit several times. Nonetheless, the flavour was impressively strong for the size. Decent range of flavours with a solid tobacco backbone. - Submitted by unknown on August 3, 2004
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