Partagas Lusitanias Cigar - 1 Single

Date Added: Tuesday 25 August, 2009 by Thomas

Always delivers! A true king of Havanas, Full flavored, subtle spiciness, creamy overtones. One of the top three vitolas I have ever smoked. And one of the finest non LE cigars money can buy. Flawless construction and burn. If you sample one of these I can guarantee you will be back for more.

Date Added: Saturday 03 November, 2007 by ArchivedCgarsReviews

This one lives up to the hype! Possibly the perfect cigar, spicy and rich with a firm but workable draw and all the complexity you could want. When people who dont know much about Havanas talk about the stereotypical Cuban, (too heavy, too strong), this is the one there thinking of, and its fine with me if they dont want one. written by JM USA

Date Added: Saturday 03 November, 2007 by ArchivedCgarsReviews

These are the Partagas to have. If you have some time on your hands get one of these aged if you can or not. Lots of spice and smoke and they have a beautiful burn. The ash holds on forever and ever. About half way you will taste some earth and wood but the spice stayed with me all the way. A must have for your collection. written by Roy

Date Added: Saturday 03 November, 2007 by ArchivedCgarsReviews

One of the kings of the cubans. A definite "must try" for your list. An aged Lusi is one of the finer things in life. This is the best Partagas in the line. written by mmeadows

Date Added: Saturday 03 November, 2007 by ArchivedCgarsReviews

For me, these are La Creme de La Creme a very enjoyable long smoke with or without friends, but only EMS leaf is good enough! Enjoy! written by David Gilbert

Date Added: Saturday 03 November, 2007 by ArchivedCgarsReviews

A classic Cuban. Spice, complexity, well made, and there it is for two hours, smouldering away in your ashtray. Properly humid and aged, the draw isnt opressive - a very pleasant and rewarding cigar. Alas, no five stars for this one, though its close - but this large, well behaved and *interesting* Cuban is one of the firm favourites here. written by Dave Francis