One of the three new releases from Quai DOrsay in 2017, a brand known for its mild cigars. Mild cigar that is mild-medium at most, with lots of woodsy flavors. Affordable cigar with not too much complexity which makes the perfect smoke for your breakfast. The No.54 is not as easily found as other cigars, so do miss your chance to try this lesser known brand.

The Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure No.1 is a smooth Corona Gorda. It is a cigar of the next to perfect construction; the wrapper is smooth and slightly oily. It is smoking beautifully and the draw on this cigar is flawless. On top of that, the flavor profile of this stogie is incredible. Definitely a must-try for all the fans of Corona Gorda vitolas. . There is also lots of creamy espresso, and some mineral notes. It might not be the most complex cigar, but it nevertheless won’t let you indifferent. Some delicate touches of pepper also spice up the Epicure No.1, whereas in terms of strength, it never goes over a medium body. Very similar to a Partagas or a Romeo y Julieta in term of appearance and flavor profile. It also has a great potential for ageing.

Jose L. Piedra Petit Cetros is a tasty, medium-bodied short panetela. It is a great smoke for every day, it is cheap and of very good quality. . Hand-rolled with short-filled tobacco leaves that are only from the Vuelta Abajo region, Cuba's best tobacco region, its construction is excellent, easy to remove, a uniform burn and beautiful solid ash. Tastes like wood, earth, quite sturdy, cigar perfect for an outdoor activity.

Havana Club Añejo 3 Years is the result of mixing aged and aromatic spirits with extra light distillates, from sugar cane, obtaining a selection of young rums. This batch of rum is then left to rest in white oak barrels for 3 years and filtered through activated carbon.

The Cigarro Montecristo Petit Tubos comes in this fantastic box brand of 25. This is one of the Montecristo that most knowledgeable beginners smoke when they know the brand, due to its soft drawing and softer flavors. It has a Marevas vitola, this Cuban cigar is perfect for smoking after a meal and enjoying it with a drink. 

The San Cristobal de la Habana El Principe is a good short smoke to have when the time is of the essence and still enjoying the same flavor profile. This cigar can hold its own against a Partagas Shorts or a Montecristo No. 5. A great example of what a great petit corona can be. This cigar is a great digestive after a rich meal.

The Hoyo de Monterrey Coronations Tubos is a cheap daily smoke, of corona format. This short smoke packs the typical Cuban flavors that can be smoked on-the-go as it comes in an elegant and convenient aluminum tube. The flavors offered by this Habanos are of wood, earth, leather, coffee, nuts, fruits and floral characteristics.

A Cuban artisan cigar like Romeo Y Julieta Mini. The name Romeo y Julieta, created as a Habanos brand in 1875, has its roots in the literary tragedy of the same name by the English writer William Shakespeare. Winston Churchill was one of the most devoted smokers of the Romeo y Julieta brand. Since his visit to Havana in 1946.