All reviers in the USA are biased towards the cuban cigars.never i saw a good review on a cuban.why i dont know....as for you thankyou for loving the cubans.you my favourite
Thank you KD mate! All your advice has been greatly appreciated 👍🏻 I found the ‘bull’ on Smoke king at £41 per stick, bit pricey but I will pick up a couple. I have heard some Americans claim the ‘Fonseca’ by My Father is the closest to a Cuban but to be honest I trust your expert opinion and I haven’t tried it myself yet. Great informative video as always Konstantinos 👍🏻 always a pleasure mate.
Thank you for your trust in my experience! The only vitola from my father I have tried is the Le bijou, so I can not comment. I will make an effort yo find this one and give it a fair review.
Thanks for the content - I keep a few new world mainly AF Super Sixties and some singles of the others - Being in Europe the pricing for Cubans is allot more ‘normal’ and I can’t find a better value product from the new world - does help traveling up to Andorra - it’s worth the effort.
Just to add about La flor dominicana andalusian bull, if you have the patience to age it between 3 to 5 years the difference between young and aged one is huge in the aroma and taste
I have 3 in my humidor that are 2 and a half years old and will keep one for longer... I'm surprised, though, as New World doesn't seem to change that much with age... At least in my expirience...
@@KD_Leaf_Diaries Well its true about the new worlds aging, and thats as always my personal opinion from the ones that i smoked the first was from a box 2023 and the other one was from box 2019 and the aged one was way way better and i loved both 😂, I hope you would enjoy the one that you age longer as much as I did mine
@penchotodorow1366 I will definitely take your advice and give it a try... like I said, I have a few already with a bit of age on them, and I will keep them for a few more years and try them! Thank you for the recommendation!
@@KD_Leaf_Diaries my closest encounter with cuban cigars .was the cohiba shorts a ciggarrilo.the cheapest one i can find here is $280.for a normal cohiba
@reyaazebrahim3560 So you have not had a Cuban cigar then! The cigarrilos are machinemade short filer, which means they use the scraps from the Cohiba cigars to make them... And still, they will be better than 80% of new world cigars! Again, that's my personal opinion...
All reviers in the USA are biased towards the cuban cigars.never i saw a good review on a cuban.why i dont know....as for you thankyou for loving the cubans.you my favourite
Thank you KD mate! All your advice has been greatly appreciated 👍🏻 I found the ‘bull’ on Smoke king at £41 per stick, bit pricey but I will pick up a couple. I have heard some Americans claim the ‘Fonseca’ by My Father is the closest to a Cuban but to be honest I trust your expert opinion and I haven’t tried it myself yet. Great informative video as always Konstantinos 👍🏻 always a pleasure mate.
Thank you for your trust in my experience! The only vitola from my father I have tried is the Le bijou, so I can not comment. I will make an effort yo find this one and give it a fair review.
Ive had an Andalusian Bull in my humidor for about a year now. Didn't have any issues with finding one
The Davidoff Aniversario No. 1 has amazing and complex flavour. I wouldn't compare it to a cuban but it's a damn good smoke!
Thank you for the recommendation. I will definitely give it a try and review it on the channel in future.
Thanks for the content - I keep a few new world mainly AF Super Sixties and some singles of the others - Being in Europe the pricing for Cubans is allot more ‘normal’ and I can’t find a better value product from the new world - does help traveling up to Andorra - it’s worth the effort.
Thank you Sir, yes Europe prices are great in comparison to the UK... Andorra prices are even better 😊
man the first time I tried la flor dominicana I was not expecting how good it is
Great cigars, for sure!
Just to add about La flor dominicana andalusian bull, if you have the patience to age it between 3 to 5 years the difference between young and aged one is huge in the aroma and taste
I have 3 in my humidor that are 2 and a half years old and will keep one for longer... I'm surprised, though, as New World doesn't seem to change that much with age... At least in my expirience...
@@KD_Leaf_Diaries Well its true about the new worlds aging, and thats as always my personal opinion from the ones that i smoked the first was from a box 2023 and the other one was from box 2019 and the aged one was way way better and i loved both 😂, I hope you would enjoy the one that you age longer as much as I did mine
@penchotodorow1366 I will definitely take your advice and give it a try... like I said, I have a few already with a bit of age on them, and I will keep them for a few more years and try them! Thank you for the recommendation!
The new world cigar smokers say that cubans stays the same start to finish and cubans stay the same right through.
Do they ? 😂 clearly, they have not smoked cuban cigars!
@@KD_Leaf_Diaries my closest encounter with cuban cigars .was the cohiba shorts a ciggarrilo.the cheapest one i can find here is $280.for a normal cohiba
And they say New world cigars not just taste better.each 3rd changes and construction is better than cubans
Also cheaper and bigger variety
@reyaazebrahim3560 So you have not had a Cuban cigar then! The cigarrilos are machinemade short filer, which means they use the scraps from the Cohiba cigars to make them... And still, they will be better than 80% of new world cigars! Again, that's my personal opinion...
@@reyaazebrahim3560Reading all your comments now things make more sense... Are you living in the US?