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Our Customer Reviews for
La Floridita CigarsGood bundle smoke These ain't Cuban Cohibas. What they are is a perfectly good cheap everyday cigar, in both wrappers. They taste good, they smell good, and most of the time they burn good. What more can you ask for a dollar and change?
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by borndead1 of Kalamazoo, MI on November 13, 2008I'm very surprised by these negative reviews.I find the Pancho Natural to be a consistently good tasting cigar. Yes, the one negative is its uneven burn--it never tunnels on me, though. It's a trade-off: the wrapper is thick and flavorful, so I think it retains a lot of moisture--causing the uneven burn. I wish more people would say if they are referring to the Maduro or the Natural. I like them right out of the package--no aging necessary.
This review was written about La Floridita Pancho by Jerry of Connecticut on October 24, 2008yuckI LOVE NICARAGUAN CIGARS,BUT THIS ONE IS GROSS!
I'M GLAD I BOUGHT A SAMPLE NOT A BUNDLE!
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by jay of cape cod on October 24, 2008How to enjoy these sticksOK, I agree with all the other reviews, this stick tastes great, but burns like hell. I was able to solve some of the burn issues, no canoe, or tunnel issues, and kept all the taste.
1. Massage the cigar. Break up any uneven pockets, or plugs.
2. Cut almost 1/2 inch off the head. I found a tough plug in the head area of most sticks.
3. Over toast the foot before lighting. Get a real even burn going at the light.
4. Don't puff agressively. Only three good puffs at the top of each minute.
5. Only ash once every 10 minutes.
6. Throw away the last inch, so as not to get the harsh smoke at the end.
My first one out of the bundle was like what all the other reviews said, flat out bad news. I have now enjoyed ten more, using the steps above, and can now saty, not bad for a buck and a half.
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by Kurt of Carmel, Indiana on October 20, 2008Very inconsistant. Tastes great, next one bad.These cigars are initially very good, but are not consistant. They burn good, then draw poorly, burn down the side and are hot and bitter. The next one will be good. Who knows?
This review was written about La Floridita Belicoso by Will of Montana on October 15, 2008Not bad with a little agingGive these a month in the humidor and they become an acceptable smoke. Not especially interesting, but not offensive either. You can hand them out without embarrasment.
This review was written about La Floridita Belicoso by Daniel of Wilmington, on September 6, 2008Don't waste your money or your time.I bought a bundle of maduro Corona Gigantes and the flavor is ok, buy I spent all my time correcting the burn on these things. Not a single cigar had a burn even remotely close to even.
This review was written about La Floridita Corona Gigante by T. of Houston, on September 5, 2008Burn issuesNot too bad, if you can get one without a plug and that doesn't canoe on you. Took three tries to get one that I could finish.
This review was written about La Floridita Belicoso by Randy M of Minnesota on September 2, 2008Good draw, good flavor, very enjoyableNice slow burn, easy draw, enjoyable flavor.
This review was written about La Floridita Belicoso by JR of Lake Elsinore, on August 28, 2008Bad Draw stay awayI won a bundle of these cigar last year. I tried to smoke a few and wow they sucked because they had terrible draw, so I put them in the back of my humi in hopes they would get better. Nope still terrible draw.
The one thing I do have to say about these cigar, is if you poke something down the entire length of the cigar and can actually get a draw off of them the taste is great.
This review was written about La Floridita Corona Gigante by John of South Dakota on August 16, 2008Serious Burn IssuesAfter half a bundle of the Pancho maduro I find I enjoy the flavors of this cigar, espresso, nuts, and a sweet, smooth finish. I want to like it as a cheap, daily cigar. Take the band off and it looks like a much more expensive cigar. The draw has been excellent on every one. However, the burn has been terrible; runs and tunneling are the rule not the exception. I don't get this with the other cigars in my humidor, so I don't think it's my treatment of the cigar, but I'm a newbie so that may have something to do with it. I'm going to take one out of my humidor about an hour or two before smoking and see if that helps. Perhaps the wrapper is too moist. I would love to be able to smoke these as my daily smoke; at $1.50 a stick, that would be great.
This review was written about La Floridita Pancho by Steven of Hot 'lanta on July 31, 2008Dark oily medium bodied smokeIf you smoke a cigar or two a day its a good cigar for the price.
Dark, oily, and medium bodied.
The construction and burn arn't the best but for the price I can't complain too much.
Give them a shot.
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by Tim of Michigan on July 21, 2008Soft, Hot, and dry finishI shared this cigar with 9 other coaches after lunch from the same bundle. my expectations were that the cigar would be sweet and burn consistently, which didnt come close to being correct.
Virtually everyone having one had burn issues, the beginning seems to have a plug that prevents the draw from occuring, as if they were horrifically made by some new rollers. the craftsmanship is crap on these as they will not come closoe to resembling a premium cigar. They smoke like a sandwich cigar which left out some of the fullness tabacco wise. Its as if this cigar is made with less tobacco, however, after you get past the plug issue in the beginning of the smoke, it mellows out a bit then finishes very hot and dry with a heavy sour aftertaste which I completely was not epxecting. the Coaches i shared this particular bundle belicoso wont make any effort to buy this cigar again, the Mosaico's broadleaf is considerably sweeter with a much better aftertaste.
The positives for this cigar is it looks good before smoking it. It has a decent aroma and its draw is excellent once past the intial plug that occurs within the first couple of inches. A few had very large stems, remove those and the cigar gets softer and burns more easily. Do not expect a sweet tasting maduro as this cigar doesnt begin to resemble a sweet maduro, while the cigar looks like a premium, once lit up it wont begin to act like a premium. expect to have some burning issues and expect the cigar to be soft as if a less amount of tobacco was used to create the cigar as its definitely not a boxed version of any other brands, as it would be hard to find a boxed cigar that is this lousy craftasmanship wise.
This review was written about La Floridita Belicoso by thebaby981 of LSU country on July 18, 2008A TOUGH, HOT PUFF!THESE CIGARS ARE ROLLED TOO TIGHT. THEY MAKE FOR A VERY HARD DRAW, GET TOO HOT AND DO NOT BURN EVENLY. GUESS I'LL BE GIVING THESE TO THE GRASS CUTTERS, ALSO. THEY DO NOT COMPARE TO THE LA FLORIDITA LIMITED EDITION AT ALL. I LEARNED MY LESSON. YOU STILL ONLY GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR.
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by DON of PHOENIX,AZ. on July 14, 2008AN EFFORT TO SMOKEROLLED TOO TIGHTLY, TOUGH TO PUFF. PERHAPS A LARGER RING,52 OR 54 WOULD BE BETTER, BUT NOT THIS 44. YOU'RE BETTER OFF WITH THE LIMITED EDITION. YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR.
This review was written about La Floridita Lonsdale by DON of PHOENIX, AZ. on July 12, 2008La Floridita Lonsdale Natural is a WinnerMild to Medium in strength, extremely flavourful. Had a good burn. I enjoy this cigar very much!
This review was written about La Floridita Lonsdale by Metalbass of Outside of Chicago, IL on July 8, 2008Nice slow burn with full flavorI keep trying other cigars but keep coming back to the great burn and full flavor of the La Floridita Pancho.
This review was written about La Floridita Pancho by Curt of O'Fallon, MO on July 5, 2008Some are Great. Others, Have bad burnI Like the cigars for the price however you do get some that burn up the sides or the draw is really tight.
This review was written about La Floridita Belicoso by Lyle of Sacramento Ca. on June 20, 2008Inconsistently BAD TO WORSE!!Bought these thinking that it's time to try something new. BIG MISTAKE!! Tried one when I received the bundle, I may have been smoking paper. Set in the humidor for a month, not much better. Less harshness, but overall still bad. I will throw these out.
This review was written about La Floridita Pancho by ijj0bom of Clearwater on June 19, 2008Lower RH = better burnGreat cheapo cigar. I actually prefer these over Padron 000 Series maduros. You gotta store them at a lower humidity, 60%-65% for a few months and they burn much better. Flavor-wise these cigars are incredible. Cocoa and coffee with a nice tartness on the finish.
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by borndead1 of Kalamazoo, MI on June 16, 2008terrible burnPurchased a bundle and every one of the cigars I have smoked are doing and extreme canoe. They are actually creating a distinct path up the side of the cigar.So bad you can't correct the problem.
This review was written about La Floridita Corona by Brett of Indiana on June 10, 2008La Flordita Maduro LonsdaleI smoked one perhaps not even two weeks after receiving them (BOGO special, so I bought one bundle of maduro and one natural). The first few puffs were like smoking hay, dry and not very flavourful. The next 10 puffs started getting sweeter and more tobacco taste was coming out. By the time I got about 1/4 of the way, the maduro richness and leathery aroma really popped up! I'm sure with a few more weeks in my humidor, the cigar won't have any problems at the start at all. Good value, good flavour, and dirt cheap!
This review was written about La Floridita Lonsdale by Metalbass of Outside of Chicago on June 9, 2008NOT ALL THATThese are ok, if you have nothing else to smoke. I am holding these for when that occasion arrives. You get what you pay for I guess.
This review was written about La Floridita Corona Gigante by George of S.A on June 2, 2008Not Very HappyLook, it's an inexpensive smoke and sometimes you just get what you pay for. I took in double bundles (sale deal) of the Natural and the Maduro. They both came with a loose roll and they will burn fast. You WILL get canoeing and tunneling - they smoke fast. If you can deal with retouch lighting and the previous notes, they have a mild pleseant flavor. Would I buy 'em again? Nah. Gonna try to get through the purchase if I don't get too frustrated. Want a better smoke at the same deal? Definately go for the Flor de Oliva instead. Both the Natural and Maduro 5/50 are my go-to.
This review was written about La Floridita Pancho by Stevie A of Simi Valley, CA on May 30, 2008ExcellentGreat cigar, especially for the price. Medium body. Flavor is sweet and salty with hints of pepper and honey. Burn is a little uneven, but corrects itself. Appearance is great. Among the best bundle cigars, and certainly better than many premiums.
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by PLS of Sacramento on May 24, 2008Consistently good/tastyI also got the 2fer deal. The flavor, to me, is a less refined (more IN YOUR FACE!) version of the 2 or 3 Plascencia Organicas I have received in samplers. It is certainly full-flavored--but not harsh. I love the Natural wrappers--luscious, silky feel and taste. I compare these to the Fam. Nic. 3000, and I like the Floriditas better, except that the burn is sometimes uneven. If I could get them at these prices all the time, I would keep a constant supply.
This review was written about La Floridita Pancho by Jerry of Connecticut on May 24, 2008La Floridita Belicoso Maduro es seguro One of the benefits of having these review areas is not only reading what your compadres think of a particular cigar, but I've found recently as I've gotten older, I've forgotten what I really thought of that cigar (if I don't smoke it often), and going to the review area - only to find that I've also written a review of a version of that cigar. It helps you to remember what you liked or disliked about it.
This holds true for the La Floridita maduro. Reading the reviews made me want to try it again to see if I wanted to buy more. Tonight, I finally got around to having the belicoso and I found that if I puffed it a little differently, more slowly -(bringing less heat prematurely into the cigar), yet still getting a good draw, I enjoyed it a lot more, and avoided some of the taste I didn't like before. I could tell that if I puffed on it more aggressively it would have crossed the line into a more bitter taste. This one had some humidor time, and just went down smoothly, burning fine and with a nice pleasant smokey sweetness - which led me to the decision, "Yes, get some more. Now, while they're still on sale!"
This review was written about La Floridita Belicoso by S.P. of Northern Virginia on May 23, 2008ok 4 the $Not good @ first, tough draw, a little dry but gets better about half way through.
This review was written about La Floridita Belicoso by Hammie of Brooklyn, NY on May 21, 2008I really wanted to like these!But, alas I did not. I picked up a twofer bundle of these and tried to smoke four of them. All tight as a drum, dang near sucked out a wisdom tooth trying to get some smoke! The rest are going back tomorrow... Pity too, these are beautiful sticks. I even dry boxed the last one for about two days before trying them for the last time.
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by nozero of Arlington on May 21, 2008OK so far but we'll seeI figured to take a chance with a price like that and so far it's fine - again considering the price. Have only tried the maduro's and will try the naturals next. These are not something I'd tout highly but if you want a decent cigar at a great price, they're hard to beat.
This review was written about La Floridita Belicoso by Bill of California on May 19, 2008haven't had one yet that would burn rightwanted very much for this to be "the one" unfortunately will need to keep searching for that good everyday cigar.
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by roy of arlington,texas on May 18, 2008Good Now, Great LaterTaste truly is a subjective beast, but I have a hard time understanding the harsh dislike some have of this brand. It's a good cigar and a truly fantastic deal - a medium-full everyday cigar that smokes very well right out of the bundle. If you want a real surprise, though, age them for a while. One of the belicoso maduros burrowed into the bottom of one of my humidors for about a year and I snagged the bugger while heading out on a recent fishing trip. Near the end of the day, happy about the fishing, I lit up. Terrific! Tasted surprising like a CAO Brazilia - and I hadn't been drinking much. Give them a try.
This review was written about La Floridita Belicoso by Dale of Eastern Washington on May 13, 2008Dude, these are good.For the price these are hard to beat. Great taste and great thick smoke. The cigar is better than the state.
This review was written about La Floridita Lonsdale by Yoop of Oklahoma on May 1, 2008You get what you pay for...I am a firm believer that you can find wonderful smokes out there that don't have to cost you a fortune. And I have found many great deals at Famous before. But these La Floridita Coronas were awful. I paid less than a dollar a stick and I still feel ripped off! Harsh taste, harsh smoke, bad time. I am not going to even bother giving these away. Spend your money else where!
This review was written about La Floridita Corona by MoodSwing of Fresno,CA on April 22, 2008No gripes at allIve ordered these a couple times over the past couple years and they are surprisingly good except for one or 2 tight rolls.
Don't know where the bad reviews come from yall!!
WW
This review was written about La Floridita Pancho by Willie W of Lowcountry, SC on April 19, 2008Dependable everyday smokeMy "everyday" cigar is either La Floridita or Roly. I really like the La Floridita. Appearance is good, nice wrappers for both natural and maduro with a few veins. The construction is solid and firm to the touch but you can get some side burners and some tight draws. Flavor is really good for a "bundle" cigar. The naturals have a better flavor then the maduros. One problem I notice with the maduros is the flavor varies more then the naturals, some are rich and creamy and some can be harsh or just be weak. I have probably tried all sizes in both maduro and natural and TORO NATURALS I feel are the best. These cigars are not the "cream of the crop", but for an everyday type cigar, they are one of the best and I plan to keep purchasing them!
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by Steve of Iowa on March 20, 2008Very good smoke, Better price!So far I have purchased two bundles of these cigars and both were very good. I'm a "Maduro-Man" and these cigars had all of the characteristics that I look for in a maduro. And the price cannot be beaten. The only thing I have trouble with is - these cigars are tighter than my wife's pocketbook! The draw in many of them is poor. But beggars can't be choosers. Great taste, sweet aroma, good value (even for my wife). An all around nice "everyday" cigar.
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by Sketch of Connecticut on March 18, 2008Don't over look these!As a new comer to the cigar population, less than a year, I am still willing to give this cigar an overall vote of ?good to go?. The construction and appearance is good as a low priced cigar goes. The draw is excellent from cigar to cigar with some variations in consistency of burn. The taste is adequate for a cigar of its prices and consistency. Overall a good smoke for the money invested. Surely not the best but worth the price I paid for them and quality of the cigar. I?ll be sure to keep a few of these around for a cheap change of pace. Give them a try and see what you think!
This review was written about La Floridita Lonsdale by Bill of Brandon, Fl on March 5, 2008Not recommendedVery mediocre; lots of better value cigars out there.
This review was written about La Floridita Toro 5 Pack by jhuterp of maryland on February 15, 2008GOOD GOLF CIGARI smoke this cigar when I golf
This review was written about La Floridita Lonsdale by FERD of APTOS CALIFORNIA on February 7, 2008Low Smoke VolumeSome of the La Floridita line are good if you age them for a long time. I like the Pancho the best. I had bad luck with this Lonsdale Maudro though. It just couldn't produce a good smoke volume, and didn't have a great taste. The bigger guage the better with these. Age is the key - months and months for these guys.
This review was written about La Floridita Lonsdale by Nightjoe of ID on January 23, 2008Great smoke for the priceThis has become my everyday smoke. The taste is great and the value even better. You get a cigar every now and then that will canoe and tunnel but for the price, it is just unbeatable.
This review was written about La Floridita Corona Gigante by Mitch Witham of Tabernacle, NJ on December 31, 2007Wanted to like it ........but don'tI read so many positive reviews of the floriditas that i was very confident to buy these. thats where the positive ends. I have smoked about half of the bundle now and they burn bad, and taste worse...stick with the Famous bundles both Nic and Dominican
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by clark of san diego on October 30, 2007Buy something elseI got this cigar in a sampler. The taste was ok, but the burn was terrible. It started ok, but after a few minutes the cigar burned from the center out. It was hard to keep lit and the flavor suffered. I actually let it burn out, cut it and lit it again. THe same thing occurred about two inches of the center had burned but very little of the outside of the cigar.
This review was written about La Floridita Pancho by Reg of Florida on October 14, 2007Well Worth The PriceThe burn was abit uneven but overall you can't beat the smoke for the price. Great taste and the burn was slow and the draw was even throughout.
This review was written about La Floridita Corona Gigante by Lew of Cape Cod on September 13, 2007Best Cigar for the priceThese cigars are the diamond in the rough. Rich, creamy and mild down to the last inch is my best description. I've compared this cigar to others that are two and three times the price, and I keep going back to the La Floridita Corona Maduros as my favorite smoke.
This review was written about La Floridita Corona by Steve S. of CT on August 25, 2007Fell short of expectationsI bought a bundle through the yankee auction and from the reviews thought I had found a nice inexpensive, everday smoke. The appearance, contruction and draw were very nice, but the burn was terrible all the way down. The burn problems ran the gammut; canoeing, tunneling and needed frequent relights and touch-ups. The flavor was greatly hurt by the burn issues, as I'm sure you know what a foul taste the tunneling and needed relights can cause. The only flavor that was decent happened the last quarter of the cigar, so I'm tempted to cut them to the size of a robusto to skip the burn/flavor problems. I've smoked three from the bundle and have been disappointed in all three. Maybe they will improve with some humi time, as I really wanted to enjoy these good looking smokes.
This review was written about La Floridita Corona Gigante by John of Canal Fulton, OH on August 25, 2007Good, but?Only complaint was that many out of the bundle didn't burn very well. Some did, some did not? Other then that it was good cigar. I've had better luck with the other shapes and will probably stick with them. Not a bad cigar, however.
This review was written about La Floridita Corona Gigante by Vincent of Chattanooga on August 21, 2007Surprisingly Good SmokeWhen I ordered the bundle of these cigars, at only $33, I did not count on them being anything special. I enjoy a medium to full flavor cigar and thought that these could sit in my humidor for awhile just in case I ever ran out of my normal smokes (A. Fuente Mad. Chateau or Hoya de Monterey Mad.'s) I'd have one that would hold me over until I could make a run to the local cigar shop. I smoked my first one the evening they arrived and was shocked at how nice it smoked right out of the box. The draw was smooth, burn was fairly even (slight run on one side that was stopped by one drop of water off of my bottle of beer) and the taste was unbelievable for a $1.65 cigar. I did notice a stem in the filler near the cap after I cut it, and was worried that it might be plugged, but it did not seem to affect the draw. I'll still smoke my favorites but I don?t think this bundle will last nearly as long as I expected. If you like a cigar with a rich flavor, you should give these a try. For the money, you can?t go wrong.
This review was written about La Floridita Belicoso by David of Palm Coast, FL on August 10, 2007Fantastic Toro Maduro for the priceGot three bundles of Toro Maduro on auction. I couldn't wait to age them, I had to try a couple. Was I pleasantly surprised? These puros are equivalent to cigars priced above $4. I think I'll take some of the bands off and give them to my buddies to try and ask them to guess who made them. Even burn, draw and great flavor.
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by TJJ of S.E. Michigan on July 17, 2007Good Smoke at a Good PriceI purchased this from the "Monster Deal of the Day". I saw that it had better than average reviews so I gave it a shot. Well, I have to say that it is an excellent everyday cigar for the money. It has a good draw, aroma, and taste. It started to taste a little oxidized towards the end but that was 45 minutes into it. I recommend this smoke and expect it to get better sitting in my humidor.
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by Heath of Alpharetta on July 13, 2007WHAT HAPPEND ?IVE SMOKED THREE,OR I SHOULD SAY 2.5 LOST MY DESIRE TO GO ON. THERE ARE 17 MORE, MAYBE IN 6 OR 8 MONTHS THEY WILL ACTUALLY HAVE SOME FLAVOR.
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by ORLAND W. RODRIGUEZ of FL on July 5, 2007decent for the moneyGood every day smoke.These fill the need for that smoke while your working on a project.I've been smoking these for a while now.Can't find any better for the price.
This review was written about La Floridita Corona Gigante by Chuck Bartels of Illinois on July 1, 2007Great Buy!!Before buying, I read a few comments that stated you should let them sit a bit in your humidor before smoking. At the time, they were $22.95 shipped so I figured I had nothing to lose. I let them sit about a month in my humidor and was too tempted to let them sit any longer, so I lit one up and was pleasantly surprised. Great appearance, great-even burn, and a good tasting cigar. This is definitely an everyday great value cigar!
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by Mike D of NY on June 20, 2007Say hello to my icky sticky maduroI don't know what they did to the wrapper to create the 'maduro' finish, but it was nasty as hell. Aside from that, the construction and draw were just fine (for the price), so the natural finish version of this stogie might be a good value. But I would strongly recommend looking to other options for an inexpensive maduro bundle. Unless, of course, you like having your fingers discolored by a mystery brown substance...
This review was written about La Floridita Pancho by Spiney Norman of Iowa on June 8, 2007One sweet smokeBecause of the current La Flordita special, I wanted to smoke one to refresh my memory. From a five pack, the maduro Toro I had last night was one sweet smoke. No burn problems, just an even, billowy puffing cigar. Now I'd like to try the natural to see how it compares.
This review was written about La Floridita Toro by S.P. of Northern Virginia on June 4, 2007Que Bueno!!!Having been around the proverbial cigar block, I was more than pleasantly surprised to stumble upon La Floridita, a fantastic smoke at a fantastic price. For the value there is nothing like it, well done.
This review was written about La Floridita Pancho by Drew T. of Riverside, CA on April 24, 2007Always a safe betNever met a La Floridita I didn't like, and these are no exception. One of my go-to brands when nothing else seems right. Always a pleasure to relax with.
This review was written about La Floridita Toro 5 Pack by Ed Davis of Arkansas on March 1, 2007My OpinionLike everyone, we all have an opinion. So mine is about this cigar. I smoked, oh, about four bundles so far and I can't belive any bad reviews. These cigars, for me, are forever. Thank you for the few bad reviews, thus more for me. Famous, please keep them coming. Thank you.
This review was written about La Floridita Pancho by Russell of New Port Richey Tampa Florida on February 22, 2007Not So GoodI smoked about 5 of these and decided to put them away. Very harsh and ashy, the draw is very hard and the wrappers arent constructed very well (they came off when I transferred them into my humidor). Low cost-you get what you pay for
This review was written about La Floridita Corona Gigante by Paul G of Colorado on February 6, 2007Can't Beat em for the money(love the maduros).GGGGGGGGreat cigar for the price from the construction,burn,draw and value,barely a notch behind the more exspensive brands my everyday go to cigar,great for the golf course or cutting grass keep em comin famous,Thanks.
This review was written about La Floridita Corona Gigante by Ed Trowbridge of Pennsylvania on January 31, 2007Holy Smokes!Extreme Bargain Hunters take note:
These things are mighty good! Smoking the Corona Gigante in maduro, this cigar makes an impression wayyyy before lighting. The wrapper is deep and lustrous; oily, shiny, and practically vein free. It resonates a wonderful pre-light flavor and aroma which speaks of a cigar that usually costs me (and you) alot more than this one did. It has strong black coffee flavors throughout, and although this cigar might look intimidating it is so smooth and well blended that you find yourself at the end before you know hardly even know it. Impressive draw for a cigar of this size, consistency of construction is there...They even burned even for the most part after just a couple of days off the truck. I've only ever had to do just occasional minor touch-ups to correct the burn. This is one of the most impressive cigars for the money to come along in a long time. These are going on my ALL-TIME BARGAIN LIST right beside the Flor de Oliva bundle series, and Roly bundles. If you're not hip to these tasty sticks, hurry up before you miss the boat!
This review was written about La Floridita Corona Gigante by Rev. R. L. Poole of Fairborn, Ohio on January 30, 2007OK..... |