In 1845, Jaime Partagás y Rabell founded his own cigar brand. Throughout its 170-year history, the Partagás brand has had numerous owners, perhaps especially the Cifuentes family who were the last owners of the brand, created dos Partagás. The two companies that own the two brands launched, celebrate the 150th, 160th and now 170th anniversaries of the Partagás brand and quite fanfare. For the 170th anniversary, special Cameroon is back, albeit, not 38-year-old wrapper. Instead, General is using Cameroon grown in the Kadey region, which is in the eastern part of the country bordering the Central African Republic. The wrapper, which is grown by the legendary Meerapfel family, is grown without the use of fertilizer.

A perfect cigar for occasional smokers looking for strength rather than aggression in a small cigar. The herbaceous nature of the blend is mixed with hints of chocolate, caramel, cedar and spices. This Panetela is an instant pleasure and can be enjoyed in just half an hour. A Cohiba Classic, completely handcrafted. With its slim size and lighter floral flavors it is ideal for a morning smoke. Its smooth and fast burning also makes it perfect when you're short on time.

The Cigarro Montecristo Petit Tubos comes in this fantastic cedar 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 Romeo Y Julieta Petite Churchill is the smallest version of the Churchill cigar. Because of its size, it is the ideal cigarette to smoke when you are a little restricted for time. This excellent Cuban Cigar delivers a medium strength smoke with plenty of leather and earthy notes throughout - with a delicious, sweeter finish consisting of honey, vanilla and coffee.

Cuaba Tradicionales cigar is a vitola from the cuaba brand's range of cigars. Recreating the style of cigars that were twisted in the nineteenth century, fashion in those years. After a century passed, in 1996. Within the twisters there are different complexities when it comes to building a cigar and it is precisely the double figures that are most complex for the assembly so these vitolas are highly appreciated by the most select and complex smokers.

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 Bolivar Petit Coronas is a bestseller among all Petit Coronas. This is a cigar that is released from the beginning. A version of Pre 1960. The thin ring caliber means that it is a very direct and fast burn and that its responsiveness does not falter while burning. A rich and exotic blend like this needs some age to be at its best. Compact and dense construction, perfect burn that extends throughout the length. Rich and creamy and leathery smoke during the first third and then comes the change in a deep, musked smoke.

The Romeo y Julieta Julieta Cigar is a Cuban cigar that holds an aura of elegance. They come in a stylish red metal case - making them perfect to carry with you on the go. It's on the slimmer side of the Romeo y Julieta spectrum. It's great for anyone who is looking for a shorter smoke. Although it appears smaller in size, it still provides a medium bodied-smoke - delivering woody and nutty flavours.