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My faves are still Partagas. I got my hands on some 150th anniversary Partagas the year they first sold. Magnificent! I\'ll tak a Partagas any day over other names. When I was in Korea I bought many Cubans in Seoul. I still prefer the Dominicans for consistency and flavor. It seems like the know-how, seeds and business men left Cuba after the embargo. Some relatively inexpensive yet quality smokes in my book:
Don Tomas: Very consistent smokes when you buy the box, snow-white ash that burns in a perfect cylinder.
La Aurora: Cheap, fairly consistent and smooth draw.
Canaria D\'oro: Good and pretty inexpensive.
H. Upmann: Pricey but usually worth it.
Partagas: Pricey, but still the reason God allowed Spaniards to discover the new world.
Bad joke my wife and I share: when I\'m out of Cigars, I call it a \"Cuban Missle Crisis\".
Don Tomas: Very consistent smokes when you buy the box, snow-white ash that burns in a perfect cylinder.
La Aurora: Cheap, fairly consistent and smooth draw.
Canaria D\'oro: Good and pretty inexpensive.
H. Upmann: Pricey but usually worth it.
Partagas: Pricey, but still the reason God allowed Spaniards to discover the new world.
Bad joke my wife and I share: when I\'m out of Cigars, I call it a \"Cuban Missle Crisis\".