Acid Kuba Kuba Single Cigar

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Strength:
Medium

Size:
5 x 54

Country of Origin:
Nicaragua

Wrapper Color:
Natural

Wrapper Origin:
Not Available

Wrapper Leaf Type:
Sumatra

Box of 24

$154.99 Retail Price: $ 200.40

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Single Cigar

$8.35

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Pack of 5

$35.99 Retail Price: $ 41.75

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Pack of 10

$67.99 Retail Price: $ 79.50

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Description

Acid Kuba Kuba Natural cigars were the first ACID cigars instantly embraced by the country, and still the best-selling cigar in their 'blue label' series. Wrapped in a dark, oily and virtually seamless Sumatra wrapper, Kuba Kuba is the most aromatic of ACID cigars and among the most flavorful, too.

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"Definitely sweet at first... "

These cigars are most definitely sweet at first! If you're not ready for it, it ... more

Todd in Peoria, IL

"Outstanding Cigar great favor %26 burn "

Are you kidding me? This is one of the Best Cigars on the market today. Kuba K ... more

Christopher in New Jersey

"Yuk! "

When you put the cigar in your mouth it is overwhelmingly sweet. Draw was tight, ... more

Jack in Pensacola

"Nauseatingly sweet, uneven burn "

I was expecting great things after reading all the positive reviews of this ciga ... more

I was expecting great things after reading all the positive reviews of this cigar, but I was extremely disappointed. When I opened the box, the construction of the cigars seemed flawless. They are beautifully wrapped and the cigar has a sleeve, contemporary style that certainly catches the eye. One of my ten Kuba Kubas had a slightly uneven consistency, but the rest had the uniform firmness that you would expect of the finest cigar. Unfortunately, the experience of actually smoking them was awful. I have had a better burn on 50 cent cigars. I smoked two Kuba Kubas today and both of them had an incredibly uneven burn. One half of the cigar was ash while the other remained untouched, even after relighting several times. Both cigars went completely out with 2.5-3 inches still left, but by that time, it was hot, biting, and extremely unpleasant, so I didn't continue. Now, I realize that the taste of cigars is completely subjective and that everybody will have their own opinions of a bold flavoring choice like this, but I definitely wasn't expecting it to taste like a popsicle when I put it to my lips. Being a pipe smoker who is particularly fond of aromatics, I was fully expecting some of the sweetness and flavoring that I had read about, but this cigar is way over the top. If you closed your eyes and licked the cigar, you would swear you were holding some kind of lollipop. I didn't care for the flavor of the smoke either. I don't have any specific complaints in that area because it was not by any means bad tasting; it just doesn't appeal to me. It was smooth and a bit bolder than I had expected, and if it hadn't been for the truly dreadful burn, I would urge anybody to try the cigar for themselves to see if the flavor suited them. I definitely will not be buying any more Kuba Kubas. It was not by any means a pleasant experience, and I am glad that it wasn't my first cigar, which may have put me off smoking for life. Other people seem to have great things to say about the construction and burn of their cigars, so it may be that I just got unlucky with my batch, but for that price, I'm not going to take the chance again. On one more positive note, it did seem to have a much higher nicotine content than your average cigar, which I did like about it. less

Andrew in Afghanistan

"Uhh "

Go to your grocery store.Buy a Hostess Twinkie.At the checkout,ask for paper,not ... more

Hugh in Chas. SC