Review Notes: Ok this is a great cigar. If you are tired of the same old smoke and want something different try one. Has a nice draw,sweet taste and dry flower smell.

Review Notes: this cigar was recomended to me by my buddy at the cigar store. when i first checked it out, before i lit it i thought i had wasted my money because the flavoring was so sugary and intense. Luckily when i lit it the smoke tasted much more official then the flavored tip (which faded). It was a well conctructed cigar, it diddn't get too hot until the end and it had a great draw. Only problem is the overflavored tip and the smoke got a little woodchippy at times. Nonetheless i enjoyed my smoke very much.

Review Notes: This cigar is a staple in my humidor. They are great cigar to grab on the run, no matter where you are going. The aroma is great and I agree with a lot of the previous ratings, that the aroma is great from a non-traditional stand-point. It gives off a smell of cologne and has a really sweet tip. The cigar itself is flawlessly rolled, burns even and strong and I have never had to draw hard or relight one of these and I probably just smoked my 50th the other day. Great cigar to have on hand for when you want to grab something quick running out the door.

Review Notes: Newb Review: Warm day today, decided to do some studying in the shade and take a cigar break, and the Kuba Kuba was the perfect cigar for the task. I look at these reviews, and I am surprised to see people complaining about this cigar being "sweet". Come on, this is Drew Estate's Acid line! What did you expect- Opus X? I agree with the poster before me. The construction of the cigar is great. I just love the feel of the 54 ring. The smoke was perfect, the best cream colored smoke around. Besides the smoke, the cigar was a nice mellow cigar for me. So for flavor, I give this a 9 in the category of flavored cigars.

Review Notes: I hate to review the same cigar twice, but I think this stick just doesn't get the respect it deserves. I went to my local smoke shop thinking I would get a Fuente or a C.A.O, but the selection wasn't that good. I chose to go to my pinch hitter: the Kuba Kuba. I lit it up and thats when I got to thinking: even when looked at in a traditional cigar sense this one holds its own. The appearance is great, the construction flawless, and the tobacco(looking past the aromatic) flavor is excellent. The only real issue is cost(it cost me 5.00) and the way I look at it, this kind of cigar is a once in a while thing anyway.