Cuaba Salamones

Draw is usually hard on these sons of guns. They look nice but other than that not much to it in my opinion.

I've never had a draw problem on a Cuaba Salamone?
I'm surprised to hear someone say that :roll:
My opinion of this cigar is with some age on them they are
amazing smokes!
I've had a few different Cuaba Salamone, the Distinguido (sp)
is a mini Salamone and I had one last weekend it was great!
There are also Millenium Salamone and they are a step up from the regular production. There is another - I have one and can't think
of the name right now? A monster maybe 9 inches long and comes wrapped in a silver paper.
Now the Cuaba line are all shaped like salamone.
I think it starts with the Generosa and then Exclusivo - not sure if I am spelling any of this right, it's late and it's been a long day.
I like the whole line and with age these are some great smokes.
I'll look at the big one for the name tomorrow.
It came in it's own box/coffin

Ive had the La Punta. They are great.

CastleCrest said:

There is another - I have one and can't think
of the name right now? A monster maybe 9 inches long and comes wrapped in a silver paper.

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I believe you are talking about the Diademas.

About the draw, I bought a box of salamones a year or so ago but the ones I smoked, the draw seemed really really tight. It was almost to the point where I was getting little to no smoke at all. Maybe it was just a couple of donkeys. Maybe I'll get one after my dinner.

Hand made cigars can be tough at times - a whole box of bad sticks - I'd return them!