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Count | 100 Cigars |
Diameter | 32 Ring |
Length | 4 1/4 Inches |
Origin | Dominican Republic |
Packaging | Tins |
Shape | Regular |
Strength | Medium-full |
Wrapper | Natural |
10 tins of 10
The year was 1884 when a young Spanish immigrant, Angel La Madrid Cuesta, first opened a small cigar factory. In just a few short years, Senor Cuesta earned a reputation as being one of the great handmade cigar craftsmen of his day. He was soon joined by Peregrino Rey, and together they founded the renowned Cuesta Rey heritage of premium quality cigars. Today more than a century later, Senor Cuesta's commitment to cigar excellence is commemorated with the Cuesta Rey Centenario Collection, and the Cameo tins allow you to enjoy rich pleasure when you're pressed for time.
The Centenario Cameo are my "goto" brand. Buy them every month.
By William on Aug 2, 2018
This cigar is great on a quick breaks as it offers plenty of enjoyment as compared to experiencing the similar effects from much larger sized cigars!
By christopher on Jun 6, 2014
I find the smoke smooth and handy for short breaks.
By John on Mar 19, 2015
This is my go-to cigar!
By William on May 23, 2014
Great Cigar! Best price around.
By William on Dec 22, 2014
These have an easy draw. Sometimes cigarillos have too good of a draw, since they are so small. This can can create a hot smoke on the palate. Cuesta Rey, though, is actually made by Arturo Fuente in the same factory which is owned by J.C. Newman, and Arturo Fuente cigars are known for their great burn and even draw.
By Richard on Feb 9, 2011