Tiparillo small cigars are made in Dothan, Alabama with homogonized sheet wrapper and binder, and a blend of filler tobaccos. All sizes feature trademark plastic tips. Both a mild and a sweet blend are available, and provide smooth, easy-smoking tobacco flavor in a short smoke.
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they taste horrible.....and the last order I received were so bad...when I tried to take a drag from them I got NOTHING....I did figure out why after tossing a bunch in the garbage....the machine that put the cigars into the plastic tips used SO much glue, that the glue hardened and it was like cement...I figured it out after uncurling a paper clip and sliding it into the tip and breaking the glue up so I could actually get something when I took a draw from them....since I tossed out 5 of the 10 packs I received...I give them a zero////
This works great for me to smoke on my breaks at work. Its a quick tasty smoke.
These small cigars are like a cheaper version of Swisher Sweets. Draw and construction are okay. Not much sweetness on the plastic tip. If you are on a very limited budget then these are okay. If you have more to spend go buy Hav-A-Tampa Jewels Sweets. Those are so much better!
The cigars are basically okay, not much change.I ve smoked these for probably 40 years, and when they came out with a new wrapper that said New, Milder taste quite a number of years ago, that certainly wasn t true. The new wrapper is much stronger and not nearly as mild as the original. I would be thrilled if they went back to the old one! And, occasionally I receive a batch with what appears to be bug holes in them, sometimes a cigar or two is broken or only half it s supposed length, and in this last order, one of the plastic tips on the cigar was smashed and the cigar was unusable until I took the tip off. Also, the packaging has some issues. First, the little gold ring near the top of the box under the TIPARILLO logo used to unwrap the cellophane used to have a little tab part that stuck out, allowing for easy opening. For the past 6 months or so, the little tab part is flush with the box and doesn t stick out anymore, making it very difficult to open now, and sometimes you even need a knife to get it open. Also, the ring that says PULL that opens the actual cigar has been inconsistent and sometimes doesn t open all the way which is also an issue. Obviously something has changed in the way the packaging is done.Overall the quality control seems to be iffy at times over the past 2 year which is disappointing.
A lot of them came broken thats why I changed to something different for my son, I dont smoke I get them for my son he said that more than a few were broken.
