Cuaba Divinos

Tasting Notes:

88/100
- Cigar Aficionado

"The initially firm draw of this mini-perfecto eventually opens up, offering a toasty, floral smoke with plenty of citrus-like qualities and a finish of ginger and minerals."

What we think:

Cuaba cigars are famous for their shape, they only produce cigars with a tapered foot and head called a perfecto. Once the most popular shape in Cuba, the perfecto is the hardest to roll and is reserved for only the most skilled torcedors. The Cuaba Divinos is the smallest in their range, giving you a taster of what makes them so great.