MOST EXPENSIVE CUBAN CIGARS

We at Taylors Tobacconists in Brighton have suggested below 10 of the best quality Cuban cigars which have an outstanding draw and reputation for being premium Cuban brands.

In no particular order we have the following:

1 – Montecristo No.2: Spices, pepperiness, fruity and cocoa sweetness make a strong start. A complex blend, multilayered and interesting. Roasted, leathery, coffee aromas with a subtle touch of mint. Medium bodied.

2 – Cohiba Siglo IV: After a sweet-sour start with nutmeg and pepper notes comes a soft, delicately bitter, fruity second third. Woody and earthy aromas with hints of coffee and exotic spices. Medium bodied.

3 – Cohiba Robusto: At the start, mild and slightly salty with aromas of wood and peanuts; sweetness is also added. This cigar develops leathery and roasted aromas. A grandiose finale: creamy, sweet complex. Mild to medium bodied.

4 – H Upmann Magnum 54: In the smooth, creamy smoke there are notes of hay and the spices of dried herbs. Toward the middle, it becomes creamy and sweet with light, roasted notes, coffee and cocoa. Mild to medium bodied.

5 – Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure Especial:  The leathery and nut aromas are underscored by a subtle vanilla sweetness that comes and goes. Woody aromas, fruity sweetness and pepperiness in a creamy smoke. Then, a nice finale with roasted aromas. Mild to medium bodied.

6 – Montecristo Double Edmundo: Full woody and earthy aromas dominate at the start. Then opulent pepperiness develops; bitter notes of nuts and coffee as well as spice. At the end, rather leathery and delicately sweetish. Medium to full bodied

7 – Partagas Serie P No.2: Accompanying the woody, leathery and earthy aromas are spicy peppery notes, a slightly salty taste and bitter tones of coffee, chocolate and vanilla. Toward the end, the pepper dominates. Mild to Medium bodied

8 – Bolivar Royal Corona: Following the start with vegetal, earthy aromas and bitter notes, this cigar becomes fuller with woody and leathery aromas and a slightly salty taste. Toward the end, the bitter tones predominate. Mild to medium bodied.

9 – Trinidad Coloniales: To start with, cedar aromas and piquant spices, then earthy with pepperiness as well as woody, roasted aromas with sweetness and bitter tones. Constantly up and down very interesting smoke. Medium bodied.

10 – Ramon Allones Specially Selected: At first, this cigar develops cedar and slightly bitter nutty aromas. It seems a bit salty, acidic; later sweetish with some pepperiness. Roasted aromas, spices and leather in the finale. Mild to medium bodied.

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