Divinos: (101 mm x 43 ring gauge) Reminiscent of the style of cigars produced at the turn of the 20th century and launched in autumn 1996, the Divinos, like the rest of the Cuaba range, is produced in the Romeo Y Julieta factory. Woody, vegetal overtones and effortless combustion due to its tapered shape underpin a gentle cigar with a discreet but pleasing aroma. A popular and approachable cigar that does not require lengthy maturation. - Submitted by 'El Habanero' on May, 2007

Divinos: Buy them by the box, great little smoke,top cigar!!!!! - Submitted byMilan on March 7, 2005

Salomones: Velvety, Smooth and rich. Not as \"winey\" as the distinguidos and not as spicy as the partagas salamones. Beautiful complexity, changing throughout the length of the stick, ending with mint-like flavor ending. - Submitted by Patrick on March 22, 2005

Tradicionales: First third was like a dark-chocolate milkshake: tough draw but creamy rich and bittersweet, simply mouthwatering. Draw improves later, bringing a burst of Cuban spice and toasty flavor/aroma. Very powerful and long finish, but well balanced and never overpowering. A fantastic small cigar with tremendous flavor. - Submitted by The Cuban on June 28, 2004