La Flor De Cano

[Cabaiguan Juan]

I had a buddy pull a couple of these out on New Years Eve. Has anyone ever had one? It was good, a bit young but good. Also, what was most suprising was it appeared to be machine made. I did not think tht Cuba turned out machine made cigars, apperantly I'm wrong.

[Kass]

I just bought one of these. Doesn't look too nice, lots of big veins.

[chefchris]

I had a buddy pull a couple of these out on New Years Eve. Has anyone ever had one? It was good, a bit young but good. Also, what was most suprising was it appeared to be machine made. I did not think tht Cuba turned out machine made cigars, apperantly I'm wrong.

To my knowledge, there a couple of machine made cuban brands. I smoked a Guantanamera last week. Jose L Peidra is another machine made Cuban.

[597]

Apparently some of the Flor de Cano cigars are handmade as well. From my source though the cigar has been discontinued. There are a couple machine made companies out of Cuba, they are significantly cheaper than a handmade Cuban. (Another machine made cigar is from cuba is made by Ramon Allones).

[Kass]

Are the cuban machine made, or other reputable machine rolled cigars 100% tobacco?

[drew_goring]

Are the cuban machine made, or other reputable machine rolled cigars 100% tobacco?

Yup, of course they're 100% tobacco. What else do you think they would put in a cigar?

The JL Piedras ain't too bad to boot.

[Kass]

I remember reading somwhere that most machine made cigars aren't 100% tobacco. They put like paper and other crap in there.

[jiaguy]

Are the cuban machine made, or other reputable machine rolled cigars 100% tobacco?

As far as I knwo the cigerettes there had tabacco i would consider cigar quality in them so I would think so.

[drew_goring]

To my knowledge, there a couple of machine made cuban brands. I smoked a Guantanamera last week. Jose L Peidra is another machine made Cuban.

I'm sorry to hear that.