The Cigarro Montecristo Petit Tubos comes in this fantastic cedar box brand of 10. 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 Jose L. Piedra Cremas has a well-made Petit Corona size vitola. With earthy Cuban aromas, rougher and a subtle creaminess in the firm and robust taste with an attractive sharpness, light to medium-strong. Perfect burn, perfect drawing and that Old World Cuban flavor. Pure fine for any time of the day.

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The Hoyo de Monterrey Double Coronas is a subtle Cuban cigar, a light-medium Prominente. For some, they say this is the best cigar in the world. This Double Corona has already confirmed its rank in the marketplace: it's a great smoke. The only complain that could be made about this cigar come from very seasoned aficionados who would say it might not be strong enough. As all vitolas from Hoyo de Monterrey this Doble Coronas (Double Coronas) is extremely well constructed. It has a smooth oily wrapper, a good draw and strong aromas. Every modern Habano has somehow been influenced by this amazing cigar, but it is in a league of its own. It is softer in touch and creamier than the Partagas Lusitanias and the Double Coronas from Punch, it appears also bigger when in hand.

The Hoyo du Maire is part of Le Hoyo Series and is of Small Panetela/Entreactos format. This cigar is part of the Le Hoyo series, a special series made for a Swiss distributor in the years 1940's and, as the cigars from this series, is pretty different than other Hoyo de Monterrey. The Hoyo du Maire, is a medium to full flavored cigar, with tobacco and wood as main flavors. There are also lots of toasted aromas, and notes of leather, cream and a bit of tea notes. Despite being a pretty short smoke, not more than half an hour, but still manages to provide the typical Cuban "twang" with a lot of complexity, while never being over powerful. This is a very good choice for a first Cuban smoke.

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.

The Romeo y Julieta No. 2 Cigar is a great affordable, everyday smoke.This Cuban cigar features a Petit Coronas vitola. Providing a medium-bodied smoke - it delivers kicks of spiciness, before mellowing out with cedar, leather and coffee notes.

This little Mareva, or Petit Corona, is made with the best tobacco from Vuelta Abajo. The second century invites you to smoke, tender to the touch and very attractive to the nose. An occasional resistance on the initial drawing quickly leads to a constant burn. Cohiba's white pepper and herbaceous qualities are clearly evident in the first half of the smoke. The second and third levels release cocoa and vanilla grain on the palate through an impressively thick smoke. This Petit Corona is a great exercise for the palate and a true example of Cohiba's "blend master's" diligence.