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La Flor de Cano Selectos

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Machine Made

Gauge:

Medium

Length:

150

Format:

Cristales

Ring:

Weight:

9,29 gr.

Score:

6.5

Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25

Average user rating

Review #27:

APR 08 Just got my first box of these. Smoked one straight out of the box as I lack patience, and I have to say I'm very impressed. As previously described, appaerance was average, quite veiny wrappers, spongy to the touch. However it smoked well, cool smoke for it's size and plenty of it. I'm a fan of R&J Mille fleurs for a cheap every day smoke, however, I have to say I prefered the flavour of the selectos over any of the aged Mille fleur's so far. Good quality smoke for the price ($80us). Highly recommended medium strength, floral flavoured smoke. - Submitted by swan25 on April 4, 2009

Review #26:

MAR 08 Box purchase showed fairly dark and veiny wrappers. Imperfections abound in the wrappers and the sticks were somewhat spongy to the touch. Draw and burn were very acceptable regardless of the very average appearance. Mild body with fruit and nut overtones. Beyond the halfway point the flavors pick up a bit into the medium range but never really develop or evolve. These are handmade triple corta examples that smoke well and are a relative bargain. A very nice stick to give to amateurs of habanos or to pass out at a wedding or other celebration when the quality of the smoke isn't that incredibly important. - Submitted by jfury76 on March 21, 2009

Review #25:

JAN 08 Nicely made less-expensive cigar. Good appearance, good draw, good burn. The first third is very mild, almost bland. Gradually builds some nice strength and fills out the flavors during the middle third. The final third develops even more flavor and it's easy to burn your fingers getting those few last good puffs. I like this smoke at the start my day, it's slow and easy. At the price, it's one of the best value cigars available. Quality is similar to the R&J Mille Fleurs and Belvederes. - Submitted by cpubiz on March 3, 2009

Review #24:

SEP 06 a budget cigar which will not let you down if you consider how much you paid for it. I enjoy it especially during outdoor events - Submitted by leonidou on January 3, 2009

Review #23:

--- 04 Suprisingly hardly anyone I know knows this cigar. It offers great value for money and the cigars from 2004, that I could smoke were simply very, very good. Nice body, good taste, burned perfectly. I was surprised how much complexity mine offered, I had thought it a rather small, cheap, boring cigar. The opposite is the case (except that it really does not cost much) and I simply had to buy a few boxes (even when from 2007) to have more of them at home. - Submitted by AR71 on November 28, 2008

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