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Anyone else notice how funky those Brevas all look? I've gotten the impression, from old cigar books like Davidoff's "Connoisseur's Book of the Cigar", packaging, and taste, that Brevas and Cazadores, back then, were the kind of cheaper, rougher smokes you took with you for the golf course...

I've had awful luck with machine-made and hand-finished Partagas vitolas. I seem to have bad luck with Partagas in general, for some reason. :( But when I do get a good Partie, it's worth it! :D My favorite bargain Cuban would have to be Quintero Brevas! :thumbs:

It's also making the rounds in Illinois now, too! While back, I heard an interview on WhiskyCast (very good online whisk(e)y news show) with Jim Rutledge, Master Distiller at Four Roses in Lawrenceburg, KY. After only being an export brand for decades, they decided to take advantage of the...