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Cuaba Exclusivos

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Cuaba Cigars
Origin:CubaManufactured: Hand Made
Gauge:MediumLength:145
Format:ExquisitosRing:46
Weight:8,91 gr.Score:7.3
Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25

Cuaba Exclusivos Review:

This model is the biggest, but also the mildest of Cuaba cigars. As this cigars matures relatively fast, five years ageing are quite enough for them to develop their qualities. Mellow woodiness with hints of herbs and subtle honey with a mild and toasted tobacco taste leaving a pleasant smooth woody and sweet aftertaste.

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Review #54: The worst box of cigars I've ever bought. Most have a ridiculously tight draw. The rollers don't seem to compensate for the tapered foot, so as the cigar gets thinner it just gets more and more tightly packed. The foot can feel like a rock on some of these. So you end up having to cut off up to an inch of the cigar to get a 'manageable draw'. Pair that with the double figarado design that means you're losing a bit on the head of the cigar as you get it lit properly and you end up with two or three inches of smokable cigar. And that two or three inches doesn't even taste particularly great. Why the premium price on this brand? I have no idea! They're bland. This is honestly not hyperbole; I would rather smoke a Quintero or Jose L Piedra cigar, and most certainly Vegueros. For the money, you can do much better. - Submitted by the1ross on February 18, 2022


Review #53: JUN 19 Trying out my first Cuaba Exclusivos from a box of Jun 19 and immediately, I am in love with this brand. the Classic shape, tase of Cedar, Cocoa with some light cream all come together smoothly. I really like the fact that I can improve the smoke by cutting the opening as draw gets tighter from the tar built up. - Submitted by jonopogo on August 31, 2021


Review #52: JAN 06 I hadn’t smoked a Cuaba for several years so I went to the back of one of my humidors and pulled one out of a 15 year old box of Exclusivos. This was never a favorite but I don’t remember the others tasting so floral. If I took a stick of incense from a Buddhist temple and smoked it I don’t think I could tell the difference. It may be a longtime until I smoke another Cuaba... - Submitted by Kendo17 on January 14, 2021


Review #51: I have tried three different vitolas on this cigar. All with the very same result: bland and tasteless cigars. Just some sliight flavour of roasted dried fruits and tobbacco.Nothing more: a poor and far expensive cigar in my view. Do not recommend !!! - Submitted by Heinrich on August 20, 2016


Review #50: I didn't puff this one lately - and. I. won't. ever. again. touch. that. garbage... ever. Maybe - probably - I got counterfeited specimens on both occasions that I did spend - and lose - money on these. They were plugged AND shitty tasting. When you throw away about 60 bucks to experience what can be described as extreme frustration (I puff, first and foremost to RELAX, to try and forget about that cruel world full of scammers and their gimmicks to suck you dry...), you just to want to renew that fine feeling. Beware people: batons of turd with Cuaba rings exist out there, so double-check, sniff and manipulate those things if you can before making a move! - Submitted by SirWinston on August 2, 2016


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