robustos

Two cigars made on the opposite ends of the Caribbean Sea scored 93 points, though there’s an ocean of difference in price. When Habanos S.A. released the Romeo y Julieta Línea de Oro line last year, it gave the Romeo brand a super-premium category, much the way it did with Montecristo and Cohiba. The Hidalgos are quite superb and have the super-premium price to match—roughly $52.30 per cigar. By comparison, the Vegas Cubanas Invictos retails for only $7.30 and offers all the substantial Nicaraguan character that My Father Cigars is known for. Three smokes scored 92 points. Also from My Father, the La Opulencia is made in Nicaragua, as is the Allegria from Illusione Cigars. Cuba’s Montecristo Open series was meant for those who enjoy the sporting life. CUBA RING GAUGE: 57…

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Cigar Aficionado (Digital) - 1 Issue, November/December 2022

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