The Rafael Gonzalez Perlas is a Cuban beauty, a medium-full bodied Petit Corona. One of the most recent cigars of the Rafael Gonzalez lineup, (released in 2011), and is a pretty short smoke, perfect for a morning break. Its construction is great; it's perfectly rolled and feels nice between the fingers. It smokes beautifully, rather slowly and has a nice creamy profile but also develops some powerful woody aromas. There are also some creamy aromas, some coffee, some spices from pepper and some berries touches. The finish is long, with vanilla and some floral aftertaste. Overall, it is a great little smoke that can age very well and evolve into an even more mellow profile.

Montecristo No.3 is a very good choice for an afternoon cigar, and both attract both beginners and experienced smokers. Pure very creamy, offering beautiful earthy and woody flavors. Great potential for aging.2-5 years recommended for even more complex and creamy smoke. This cigar is simply too underrated and deserves more attention.

Tyvek by Dupont sets the standard for work coveralls. Use for painting, spraying, pesticides, other harmful chemicals. White disposable suit has elastic wrists, ankles and hood for a tight seal everytime.

Montecristo Edmundo had its presentation on May 13, 2004. After fourteen years in the cavas of our watertists, it can well be said that Edmundo has triumphed among the fans and especially the Spaniards, as shown by the fact that a few years ago he was chosen as No. 1 in the ranking of the habanos preferred by the members of the Habanos Passion Club. The Edmundo brings together the main characteristics of Montecristo's most classic blend, but adapted to the trend of taste of modern fans who have claimed in recent years.

Random Orbit Polisher features a brushless motor for efficient performance and runtime. The variable-speed trigger and dial allow for better control during car, headlight, windshield, and glass polishing applications. The 2. 1 in. orbit diameter combined with the included 5 in. backing plate is recommended for most applications.

The name Guantanamera should be quite easy to recognize for most people. It comes from the title of a famous song by the Cuban composer, Joseito Fernández in 1928. This was a very popular song around the world, especially during its push in the 1960s. As for the age of the brand, this is a fairly young cigar label, as it was only introduced to the world in 2002. Instead, Guantanmera cigars get their tobacco from Vuelta Arriba, the second most important tobacco region. Each vitola in the line is known as "machining", which simply means they are machine-made. 

After waiting a little over two years for this cigar to hit the market, it was presented at the 2016 Habanos Festival. All limited edition Cuban cigars have their own distinctive values, but Hoyo de Monterrey is an extra special cigar: a gourmet delicacy. This cigar is the last of the Reserva series to reach the market and has been made by hand using tobaccos that have undergone an aging process of a minimum of three years. This particular cigar uses tobacco from a single crop harvested in 2012, which has developed its flavors and profile in an incomparable way.

The Partagás Culebras Cigar LCDH is a completely unique Cuban cigar produced exclusively for Habanos as part of their LCDH editions. It comes in a twisted shape – making it a peculiar looking smoke. Culebras is the Spanish word for snake – looking at the appearance of this smoke, the name is fitting! The story goes that they formed this shape to prevent Partagás employees from selling to the black market. Generally free of combustion or draw issues, this cigar will provide a smooth, full-flavoured smoke.