Such a novel size deserves a great praise. Prior to lighting up one of these little marvels, one would be delighted with the impressive view of the Habanos properly aligned inside the box. Its dimensions (ring gauge 50 and 127 mm long) allow smokers to feel the flavour of its aromatic and well balanced blend. Presented in a semi plain box of 25 units, these little Torpedo-shaped cigars could become one of the most fashionable smoke of the year.

CAO Cameroon Corona cigars were first introduced in 1999 and have received ratings as high as '92,' which is why these box-pressed cigars from Nicaragua are sure to satisfy the full-flavor-loving palate. The vintage Cameroon wrappers perfectly complement the rich Nicaraguan filler and binder for a taste that's been described as 'smooth from start-to-finish' with complex flavors and an equally complex aroma with scents of cocoa, coffee bean and cedar.

This size completes the five brand formats chosen for marketing the new Vegar Robaina brand. Compared with the "Clasicos" (Cervantes Format), it apparently has greater strength and concertration of flavor as it gets smoked, but this is only due to its 20 mm. less (3/4 of an inch). A very good Habano for whatever time of the day.

Ashton Corona cigars are made from a unique blend of select, specially-aged Dominican leaves and surrounded by smooth-smoking Connecticut shade-grown wrappers. Made in the Dominican Republic by Arturo Fuente, Ashton Corona cigars have a mild, creamy draw and are always consistent in flavor and aroma. Preferred by cigar smokers of every experience worldwide, if you really do appreciate fine cigars, Ashton Corona is a certified 'must try!'

The Sancho Panza brand follows the best traditions of the size range. This Corona is somewhat more refined than other sizes from the brand, but only in appearance. The Sanchos must be taken for what thay are: the salt of the earth

Although the Coronas Extra might have two more gauge points, wich make a smoker of great cigars stand out, this Corona from Bolivar is a magnificent example of the fact that the brand has not forgotten anything. Progressive aroma and flavor, excellent texture, unhurried draw and good combustion. A very good Habano for any time of day

This Corona from Hoyo de Monterrey seems to contradict the capricious choice of formats of this range. It is perhaps the junction between the traditional Habano and those of the new generation. It has very similar features and qualities to the Corona from Saint Luis Rey.

This was a very nice cigar. The burn was very consistent. The draw also stayed very consistent. The cigar never became bitter and the over all taste was good, but not strong. I would definitely smoke another one.

Light to medium flavour, light to medium strength, It draws OK, not great and burns reasonably even. Day time only.

This size by Romeo y Julieta has all the qualities of its factory name, which mean pearl. It is a little Pearl to accompany an eperitif or a good sherry, always in anticipation of the great after-meal Habano.

An excellent vitola by Romeo y Julieta, its strength and aroma suspassing that of Cedros de Luxe No 4. A lively, restless Habano, with the typically well-balanced flavor and aroma of its brand. Romeo y Julieta cigars have the unique power of meeting almost all demands, regarding strength, amongst aficionados. This is a brand which keeps favors. We could say that there is a Romeo y Julieta for every taste and for every occasion

It answers to its factory name, like the rest of Habanos of this format. This Hermoso from Romeo y Julieta is like a whispered word from a lover, in this case, over of the Habano and of the brand. Strong, aromatic, with a very good draw and combustion, it’s worth the trouble having it as an after-dinner companion.

A magnificent format from Romeo y Julieta, with a splendid blend and deep aroma and flavor. A demonstration that the brand can adapt itself to modern times and new tastes. One of the Romeo y Julieta cigars with greatest prospects for the future.

It follows the rules of the factory names and of the brand's repertoire. This Corona Grande from Romeo y Julieta is a sobre Habano, without going to exaggerated lengthsof strength and aroma. A very well blended cigar

A true corona from Romeo y Julieta. But, in the same way as we said that the churchill format is a true Romeo, we could say here that this is a beatiful Juliet. It is lacking in strength somewhat, but it makes up for this with aroma, smoothness and a good shape. A friendly Habano at any time