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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 #43:

Oh boy these cigars are a lottery, a box of 25 arrived and two were dented beyond use, three unravelled on being taken out of the box. Now having smoked six one was plugged and the rest tasty but not too harsh...but what a price - Submitted by seabaronk on November 3, 2005

Review #42:

The first one I had was so hard I could have used it for batting practise. It lit well and burned evenly, but way to fast but absolutely no draw. I threw it out. Should have used it as a bat. The other two were left in the humidor. After only a week, I tried another one and could not believe it was the same cigar. Burned slowly this time and drew well. Good light-mild flavour and good endurance. I will buy these again if the third stick behaves as well as the second. Good value for money. - Submitted by puff_paddy on October 30, 2005

Review #41:

What can be said about this cigar? It is best stated by what you get and what you don't get for your 60$/box. First, what you don't get: Fancy packaging. The brevas doesn't even warrant a wood box, instead it is a cardboard box containing a foil wrapped bundle of 25. You won't find that the cigars inside are "totalimente a mano" either. These cigars are machine bunched and then finished by hand (not necessarily a bad thing, because the "machines" used are more like mechanical rolling presses dating from the early 1900's--no electricity needed--, so essentially hand made anyway). If these things are important to you, you may want to pass on this cigar. Now what you do get: an honest, flavorful, everyday cuban cigar for about 2$/stick. If this is important to you, then by all means try this cigar! - Submitted by peteando on October 28, 2005

Review #40:

Well, I was giventwo of these to smoke by afriend who suggested them as "Tasty but not too strong for a virgin like you." Well quite right for a cigar beginner like me they were an easier but smoke than the Upmann and Romeo y Julieta of similar size I have tried since. - Submitted by seabaronk on October 9, 2005

Review #39:

Bought for less than $10 AU each, these are one of a few cigars i recommend for new comers to start their cuban experience or to introduce them to real tobacco flavour and away from cheap vanilla type cigars. Very mild for Vuelta Abajo tobacco, they provide a great day time cigar for occasions when a stronger habano may offend non smokers (scum bags). Great price for what ive found to always be an easy buring, light smoking cigar. - Submitted by Heman Steve on August 15, 2005

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