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    We are thinking of selling Cuaba in our shop, probably just a couple of sizes from the range. Does anyone have any experiences (good or bad), favourites or recommendations. They are not a cigar I have smoked a lot (just the one in fact), yet I think they might offer something for those seasoned cigar smokers looking for something a bit different in a Cuban cigar. Any thoughts appreciated.

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    hey there prince, i recommend the traditionales, divinos, generosos and salamones!!! mild to medium smoke, their unusual shape should be a selling point!!! look up my reviews of the salamones.... when i get a chance i'll post a link!!!

    alex

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    • #3
      One of my favourite cigars is the distinguidos.

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      • #4
        I feel sure I can be persuaded to try at least one next time I am visiting

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        • #5
          Salamones are very nice.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Drewmidorn View Post
            One of my favourite cigars is the distinguidos.
            good grief drew, how could i forget them? i have to say, i'm pretty fond of the cuaba brand in general!

            alex

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            • #7
              They seem to get a really bad rap on other cigar sites, but I am a big fan of both the salamones and the distingiudos. Never tried the Divino - it is on the wish list.

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              • #8
                Divinos: When they're good they're very, very good .... but when they're bad they're usually 'plugged beyond redemption' and a pain in the a@se.
                If you want to, you can.
                And, if you can, you must!

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                • #9
                  Only had the Generosos but my '03s are lovely

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                  • #10
                    They have a distinctive flavour profile which I think divides people.. Personally I love'em.

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                    • #11
                      I will have to agree with tipexx on this....I've only tried the divinos from the range probably 6-7 over the last three years. Only one of them was smokable, all others where plugged beyond belief. Taste wise I can't say i found anything remarkable.
                      Originally posted by tippexx View Post
                      Divinos: When they're good they're very, very good .... but when they're bad they're usually 'plugged beyond redemption' and a pain in the a@se.

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                      • #12
                        I quite like Cuaba tbh. When they're good they're very good but when they're not.....sell them to CohibaIV

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                        • #13
                          Keith

                          I smoke Divinos on a regular basis and at the price they come in at I think they are a good cigar. They probably look a bit different to the others you stock in the same price band too. I know some on here have complained about them becoming plugged but I have smoked 30+ and have never had one plug on me.

                          Like Drew I really like the Distinguido too, though I've only had one.

                          John

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by tippexx View Post
                            Divinos: When they're good they're very, very good .... but when they're bad they're usually 'plugged beyond redemption' and a pain in the a@se.
                            Exactly.

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                            • #15
                              I was very loyal for them for a while. Love the Distinguidos and Salomones.
                              I have to agree re the Divinos. I have given them several chance, yet nearly all have been a really tough draw. I for one hate having sore cheeks at the end of a stick.


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