This Cervantes is the most similar to the Montecristo No. 1, somewhat more refined and with a more uniform quality. Strong, with the characteristic wrapper of the brand, it is morethan an equal, almost a choice. It is difficul to find.

Nevermind that this is a small sized cigar, it can still do its creators proud. A slow burning cigar that you can take your time to enjoy.

The poor relation of the Sir Winston cigars, but what a relation! It has almost the same qualities of potency, robutness, generouf flavor and aroma but, at the same time, a little less sobriety. That bit less strength makes it into an easier Habano to smoke, without the need to choose the moment. A hunter can also try it in the open air, with that fresh weather that so agrees with the hunting & smoking season

H. Upmann, a brand that is capable of satisfying the most diverse tastes, with regard to formats, also deserves a Mareva. Together with the Montecristo No. 4, this is the strongest Habano of this format. Unquestionably, this absolutely one of the best Marevas

Box of 25, 6 5/16 x 46 Rare.The Magnum's flavors come out fully toward the middle.

Probably the best Juliet of the size range. This Habano from H. Upmann is not only the king of its brand but also one of the ten best Habanos that can be tried today. Generous and strong, it has all the virtues of the Habano with pedigree. Ideal at a reunion or a great meal. It deserves all the respect of the doog "gourmets" of the Habano.

The similarities with the Montecristo cigars are present in almos all the sizes of the Upmann brand. This No. 2 is one of the tapered cigars par excellence, since the care that put into the making of the H. Upmann, at times, is not present in the Montecristo cigars. The only, difference would be barely in one degree less of strength. Magnificent draw and combustion. A great Habano, only for real enthusiasts.