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Quintero y Hno. Brevas

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Machine Made

Gauge:

Medium

Length:

140

Format:

Nacionales

Ring:

Weight:

7,6 gr.

Score:

6.1

Presentation: Foil Wrab Bundle.

Average user rating

Review #48:

I've Just bought a box of these and although I've have only smoked one, it was enough to persuad me to buy another box immediately. It starts a lot milder than I expected, but soon develops a medium strong flavor. Which lacks the complexity of premium brands; however, at under £2 a stick, the Quintero Brevas is incredible value. With an even burn, excellent draw and good smoke; that smells richer than the taste, until this is picked up, towards the end. I would recommend these as daily smokes, that are good enough for any occasion. - Submitted by asombraresplenddidos on May 10, 2006

Review #47:

I recently bought a box of Brevas for a colleague based upon the positive reviews and after he said they were very good, decided to take him up on an offer to smoke one. At first glance, it appeared well made, but not in the same league with a premium hand made as the end was a little ragged. Only a slight pre-light aroma. Lit easily. A medium strength cigar. Smelled much richer when lit. Easy draw and even burn. No problem staying lit. Cigar certainly not bunched as densely as “premiums.” I was unable to find any discernable subtle complexions to the smoke, but it remains a nice cigar. While not my first choice, the cigar is certainly a good value for the money cigar and should be appealing to those who what to smoke a Habano, but have budgetary constraints. Surprisingly enjoyable at less than 3 USD a stick. - Submitted by hoodlum on April 30, 2006

Review #46:

really strong, not too complex but I liked it. good value for money. Try it with a full stomach. - Submitted by leonidou on March 22, 2006

Review #45:

I have to thank reviewer #41, I never really knew what "machine made, hand finished" meant. I think that if they ever legalized Cuban cigars in the US, this is the one that would be my everyday smoke; you just can't beat the price-flavor ratio. I've smoked about three boxes of these over the years and never been disappointed in the flavor. Of course there's always a few in each box that have quality problems but the rewards are worth it. - Submitted by John Smith - NJ on February 19, 2006

Review #44:

The QyH Brevas is a solid cigar. It burns straight and tastes good. It hints at being better than it should, when smoking the brevas. It's a teaser, moderate pleaser. I would grab for the Brevas, daily. Considering the small price, I would buy QyH Brevas, again. I like the price/stick ratio. It is a bargain Habanos. - Submitted by HUC on November 23, 2005

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