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. 

The Montecristo No 2 is legendary. A great example of how fantastic a great Habanos pyramid can be. It's simply the best!. Once you smoke a Montecristo No.2, you know what are Habanos all about.This cigar is a must have in every connoisseur's humidor. A true classic.

The Montecristo OPEN Eagle is a premium Cuban cigar, super Robusto size. The big ring gauge allows a fresh and smooth smoke and reveals light woody and spicy aromas.There is a nice second cigar band around the wrapper with the golden letter OPEN and the vitola name “Eagle”.The Montecristo OPEN Eagle reflects the need for milder Habanos among modern cigar aficionados.

The Hoyo de Monterrey Le Hoyo du Depute Cigar is a unique Cuban cigar that fans need in their humidor. The Trabucos vitola makes this cigar a great smoke for those of you looking for a quick smoke. You can expect delicate fruity, pepper and mineral notes.

The Bolivar Coronas Gigantes is a big, bold and really beefy. It is much sought after by cigar connoisseurs the world over. We can tell from its dark wrapper that this strong cigar will deliver full-bodied flavors in our palate. It creates a thick and heavy smoke that clouds over you and that you could almost chew. It develops a rich acrid taste of peat and double roasted coffee with a pinch of spice. Your nose fills up with its strong aroma that reminds of leather, tobacco and soil. All along the cigar, the strength arises and by the end, even the most demanding connoisseur is replete and well satisfied.

The Flor del Cano Selecto is a surprisingly good cigar. It's one of the cheapest hand made. The Selectos is characterized by a subtle sweetness followed by earthy notes. It has an excellent aroma. This intermediate format is the range of what we can call small cigars, although its ring is that of a true cigar. It has the average qualities of the brand, being easy to smoke and good shot and combustion. Simple, but recognizable, it doesn't deceive.

The Cohiba Espléndidos Cigar is a Cuban cigar that you must try. Favorite of Fidel Castro himself, it is the best example of what Cohiba Cigar means. In a Churchill format, this cigar measures 178mm and has a ring gauge of 47. It has undoubtedly made its mark among fans around the world. With a medium-full-bodied flavor profile, you can expect rich, complex tones emanating from its overall smoke. Delivering notes of cedar with a hint of pepper and sweet cocoa. Many would agree that it ages like a fine wine, becoming fuller and stronger in flavor. This Cohiba is the favorite to smoke after dinner; sit back, relax and enjoy the aromas of this cigar after a good meal.

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.