Bolivar
 Named for Simon
Bolivar, the Venezuelan who liberated much of South America
from the Spanish. Not for beginners, the fine full flavoured
cigars come in a range of 19 sizes – from the Corona to the
Churchill. The dark wrappered Bolivar is a cigar to savour
when you have time to relax and enjoy the depth and variety
of flavours.
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| Bin |
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Vintage |
Length |
Gauge |
Flavour |
Price |
| 1 |
Royal Corona |
2001/02 |
4 7/8" |
50 |
Very Full |
£14.30 |
| 2 |
Belicossos Finos |
2001/02 |
5 1/2" |
52 |
Full |
£16.90 |
Cohiba
 Something of a juvenile, but certainly no delinquent,
Cohiba was created in 1966 as Cuba's premier marque for diplomatic
use only – remaining so for 14 years. A unique blend, its distribution
is tightly controlled to this day.
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| Bin |
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Vintage |
Length |
Gauge |
Flavour |
Price |
| 3 |
Siglo I |
2002 |
4" |
40 |
medium |
£10.30 |
| 4 |
Siglo II |
2001/02 |
5" |
42 |
medium |
£14.25 |
| 24 |
Siglo VI |
2003 |
5 7/8" |
52 |
medium |
£21.40 |
| 5 |
Robustos |
2002 |
4 7/8" |
50 |
medium |
£21.20 |
| 6 |
Esplendidos |
2001/02 |
7" |
47 |
full |
£34.65 |
Hoyo de Monterey
 A premium quality Havana with a fragrant aroma and
a delightful taste. A light satisfying cigar, cool and even
burning. Definitely something to look forward to.
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| Bin |
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Vintage |
Length |
Gauge |
Flavour |
Price |
| 7 |
Epicure No 2 |
2002 |
4 7/8" |
50 |
light to medium |
£15.10 |
| 8 |
Epicure No 1 |
2002 |
5 5/8" |
46 |
light to medium |
£16.05 |
Montecristo
 Montecristo was founded as recently as 1935
by the owners of the H.Upmann factory. Using a specially graded
"ligero" leaf in the filler and a slightly oily wrapper,
they created a nuance of flavour which has delighted the palates
of cigar smokers such as Alfred Hitchcock, Lord Grade and Tom
Jones. The most popular Havana in Britain – which is rewarded
by the UK receiving supplies of the highest quality
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| Bin |
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Vintage |
Length |
Gauge |
Flavour |
Price |
| 25 |
Joyitas |
2003 |
4 1/2" |
26 |
Medium |
£6.85 |
| 9 |
No 5
|
2002 |
4" |
40 |
medium to full |
£8.25 |
| 10 |
No 4
|
2002 |
5" |
42 |
medium |
£10.40 |
| 11 |
No 2
|
2002 |
6 1/8" |
52 |
medium to full |
£19.60 |
Partagas
 Founded in 1845, by Jaime Partagas, this is one
of the oldest of Havana brands and is, historically, one of
England's most fashionable – featuring in the novels of Evelyn
Waugh. Made in the original factory in downtown Havana, it
is generally regarded as one of the richer Cuban cigars
– the ideal end to a superb meal.
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| Bin |
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Vintage |
Length |
Gauge |
Flavour |
Price |
| 12 |
Series D No 4 |
2001/02 |
4 7/8" |
50 |
full |
£15.20 |
Punch
 Founded in 1840 by Manuel Lopez, Punch is the second
oldest brand still In production. Its medium flavoured, yet
spicy, cigars provide great choice in size and price and are
ideal for the occasional smoker.
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| Bin |
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Vintage |
Length |
Gauge |
Flavour |
Price |
| 13 |
Punch Punch |
2001/02 |
5 5/8" |
46 |
medium |
£14.90 |
Rafael Gonzales
 A delicately flavoured cigar ideally suited to the
discerning palate. Rafael Gonzales offers both an abundance
of flavour and an elegant style.
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| Bin |
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Vintage |
Length |
Gauge |
Flavour |
Price |
| 15 |
Corona Extra |
2001/02 |
5 5/8" |
46 |
light & Complex |
£13.70 |
Ramon Allones
 Ramon Allones emigrated from Galicia to Cuba and
founded his brand in 1837. His recipe, which has survived for
more than 150 years, is now rolled at the Partagas factory and
includes a predominance of ligero leaf in the filler which gives
a full flavour. A cigar for the aficionado.
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| Bin |
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Vintage |
Length |
Gauge |
Flavour |
Price |
| 16 |
Specially Selected |
2001/02 |
4 7/8" |
50 |
full |
£14.10 |
Romeo y Julieta
 Since 1875 Romeo y Julieta has been amongst the best
known and most respected Havana brands. Much of its popularity
is owed to one "Pepin" Fernandez Rodriguez, who bought
the factory in 1903 and thereafter personally promoted the cigars
throughout the world – offering personalised bands to monarchs
and heads of state. Romeo is a medium flavoured cigar, famed
for its’ consistency.
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| Bin |
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Vintage |
Length |
Gauge |
Flavour |
Price |
| 23 |
Petit Julieta |
2001/02 |
4" |
30 |
medium |
£5.25 |
| 18 |
Belicosos |
2001/02 |
5 1/2" |
52 |
medium |
£16.90 |
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Trinidad
 This cigar was manufactured at the Cohiba factory
since 1969 as a Laguito No1 (7½", 38 ring gauge), However,
in 1993, when the brand was launched on the international market,
two ring gauge points were added to the girth – this unique
size is made only from the very finest tobacco leaves of Vuelta
Abajo.
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| Bin |
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Vintage |
Length |
Gauge |
Flavour |
Price |
| 26 |
Reyes |
2001/02 |
4 3/8” |
40 |
medium |
£7.50 |
| 19 |
Fundadores |
2001/02 |
7 1/2" |
40 |
medium |
£27.50 |
H Upmann
 Founded in 1844 by Herman Upmann, a European banker,
who fell in love with Havana cigars so deeply that he moved
to Cuba and set up as both banker and cigar maker. His bank
soon closed but his cigars remain today as a fine example of
a light flavoured Havana.
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| Bin |
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Vintage |
Length |
Gauge |
Flavour |
Price |
| 20 |
Connoisseur No1 |
2001/02 |
5" |
48 |
light |
£14.20 |
Vegas Robaina
 Robaina, the second of the new generation of Havanas
introduced in the 1990s, is named after Alejandro Robaina, who
grows the wrappers – the finest in the Vuelta Abajo and, indeed,
in Cuba. They are a medium-strong blend, characterized by an
excellent aroma, wonderful presentation, and a fine burn
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| Bin |
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Vintage |
Length |
Gauge |
Flavour |
Price |
| 21 |
Famosos |
2001/02 |
5" |
48 |
medium |
£13.80 |
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