NAME: La Aroma De Cuba

SPECS: Corona, 5.5" x 44

APPEARANCE: Some veins, somewhat oily sheen, medium firmness, great construction, nice dark wrapper

PRELIGHT: Easy draw, light sweet flavors of honey

FIRST THIRD: Heavy coffee flavors, very smooth, balanced flavors. Copious amounts of white, fragrant smoke. Very firm, white ash. Light spice on the aftertaste.

SECOND THIRD: Similar flavors from before, but picking up strength. I can pick up notes of chocolate, dirt, and earth.

LAST THIRD: Nice toasty finish! Medium to full body, with robust tobacco flavors. I nubbed this sucker.

SMOKING TIME: 1 Hour

PRICE: About $110 for a box of 25, $4.40 per stick

CONCLUSION: A pleasant and enjoyable smoke! The ash held on well, and the burn was straight throughout. A pretty straightforward cigar with some complexity. For the price, well worth it! Not in my list of all-time favorites, but a good stick nonetheless.
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Thanks for the review Robert. For the price they are a good smoke.
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Nice review

Dan
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Thanks for the review. La Aroma de Cuba makes some decent cigars. :-)
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Agreed...nothing great, but not bad for the price. And you can get these everywhere!
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Nice review, Robert. :-)

Smoked a lot of the LAdC Robustos back in the day. A good reasonably priced cigar, although I preferred the old blend to the current one.
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nice review, i really like these, Thanks
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Thanks for the feedback, all!
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Nice review. Have you tried any of the other sizes?
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Right now, I have a couple different vitolas and types of la Aromas:

La Aroma De Cuba (Churchill)
La Aroma De Cuba Mi Amor (Magnifico - Toro)
La Aroma De Cuba Edicion Especial (No. 3 - Toro)

I've yet to smoke these ones yet, but I'll let you know how they come out! Should be good, but I'm gonna let them sit in the humidor for a bit!
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I love the Mi Amor!
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Thanks for the review! Great go to smoke.
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