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Vegas Robaina Famosos

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

127

Format:

Hermoso No. 4

Ring:

Weight:

10,86 gr.

Score:

8.3

Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25

Average user rating

Review #60:

This cigar was solid, well-made and consistent throughout. However, it lacked complexity - it had very little to say for itself and I for it. If you wish to smoke this format go for the ERdM Choix Supreme. - Submitted by CastroGTX on August 8, 2007

Review #59:

This is a cigar I have smoked since I started smoking cubans. I have always found it to be a pleasant smoke. It always burns right, and has just the right amount of smoke. I have had a couple draw problems, but not many. It has a cocca sweetness/woody flavor to it that I enjoy. They are always well constructed, and very reliable. - Submitted by jkeller115 on August 7, 2007

Review #58:

I feel genuinely sad that many other people are not getting the same pleasure from these wonderful cigars. They have such a beautiful black cherries flavour. My recent purchase was a box of DEC 05 from a Spanish duty free shop. I was willing to pay more than I usually would from my internet dealer in Switzerland just so that I could guarentee some age. These cigars obviously need at least 12-18 months on them before they should be smoked. I will always be stocking this cigar from now on, it is my favorite robusto. - Submitted by cjarman on August 6, 2007

Review #57:

**New Smoker** Bitter to the end with few pleasing flavors. - Submitted by traded on August 3, 2007

Review #56:

I was reaching for a Juan Lopez No. 2 but I grabbed this one instead. The pre-light aroma was a combination of cedar, tobacco and pecans(yea, pecans). Started out mild with a little hint of sweetness and as I smoked it the flavors of berries, coffee and chocolate built up. As I got down an inch or so the earthy-ness of this cigar started to assert itself. Becomes very woody, earthy and caramel-berry sweet. Sometimes the fruity-ness comes to the front and then recedes, overtaken by the wood and earth. There is always that undertone of Cuban tobacco present. Very nice cigar. - Submitted by Arnie on July 31, 2007

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