Havana Club Añejo Especial is a blend of rums aged for up to five years made from fermented molasses from sugar cane harvested in Cuba. The molasses is combined with yeast and water, distilled with column stills and aged in white oak barrels. A premium golden rum with a slightly sweet smooth finish, with notes of vanilla from double aging, complemented by hints of cinnamon, tobacco, orange peel and dry oak. Its aromatic strength gives an unprecedented complexity of Cuba.

The Montecristo Añejado the limited edition in age of at least two years. Aging is another attempt, only aging is taking place after cigars are rolled up, not in the form of raw tobacco.  As for the cigars themselves, they look pretty good with various amounts of veins that fill the cigar in a fairly vibrant and bright wrapper. 

Part of the Linea 1935 commemorating the creation of the brand, the Montecristo Maltés is a beautiful cigar, that will last for an hour. Strength medium to full, it is more powerful than the regular production Montecristo but very smooth at the same time. Very rich cigar in terms of flavors: plenty of wood, earth and pepper. A unique Montecristo with a great potential for aging.

The Bolivar Tubos No.2 is a creamy Habanos of Petit Corona. It is one of the most powerful and aromatic among the Habanos. Being a rather short cigar, it can be enjoyed when the time is of the essence. Its production started as early as in the beginning of the 20th century. This vitola honors the historical powerful figure it is named after, as it delivers rich aromas of tobacco, which would surely delight the cigar aficionado. The complexity of aroma within the cigar comes from the premium tobacco leaves that grow in the Vuelta Abajo region and from its perfect hand rolled construction.

The Fonseca KDT Cadetes is a beautiful light Cuban smoke, a complex Short Panetela. As other Fonsecas, it comes with a beautiful thin white rice paper sleeve. Despite its short size, it is the shortest of the Fonseca line-up, it’s a pretty powerful cigar, with a medium body, developing nice earthy flavors. In short, it is ideal for new comers to Habanos.

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.

The Montecristo Mini is manufactured and packaged without a band. The wrapper is medium brown in color. It is soft to the touch and matte. The Mini's build is very good and the cigar burns well. The ash is compact and dark gray in color. It has flavors of tobacco and wood, aromas of nuts, cocoa and spices.

The Cohiba Siglo I Cigar claims the title of the smallest Cohiba cigar of all. This is another addition to the Cohiba Siglo collection – created to celebrate the 500th anniversary of discovery of Cuba. The Siglo I sports a Perla vitola – measuring at 102mm with a 40 ring gauge. So, it’s certainly a smaller smoke for you. Although it may be short in size, it’s by no means short in flavour – it delivers a medium-full bodied smoke. Containing earthy notes of cedar and barnyard – with distinct leather aromas.