Choix Supreme: (131 mm x 48 ring gauge) When I first started smoking Havana cigars, I cut my teeth on the Choix Supreme by El Rey del Mundo (admittedly, it was the only robusto I could afford). It has a woody, slightly sweet aroma that’s easy on the senses and not demanding or overpowering. Some people feel that the blend has become stronger in recent years, but for me this cigar remains a classic. - Submitted by 'El Habanero' on May, 2007

Choix Supreme: I couldn't wait so I had the first from a fresh box, INL Oct. 2004, one week in the \'dor after receipt. Yes, it tasted young, but the promise of what is to come was unmistakable. I tasted coffee, leather and soil, but very smooth. Prior to this one, the last I had was 2 yrs old, and I will be holding the majority of these for a repeat of that very special experience. - Submitted by Tony on May 21, 2005

Choix Supreme: Although a bit small to be a true robusto, do not be fooled- THIS CIGAR IS NO SLOUCH. What a powerhouse. This cigar yield incredibly strong flavors of of coffee and spice. It was almost as if I was smoking a stick of colombian coffe beans. A beautifully dark, oily, wrapper. These cigars were quick to blossum in my humidor, although I wasted no time smoking them. Boxcode: ENE03 - Submitted by D-Mann on December 20, 2004

Petit Coronas : Mild, light, sweetish flavours in a medium bodied cigar. Not particularly strong but a satisfactory smoke which should please most people. - Submitted by willis on June 2, 2004