Review Notes: I picked up one of these on a recomendation by a friend and finally got around to smoking it. Prelite aroma was a decent smelling herbal scent. I cut it and stuck torched it and stuck it into my mouth a puff or two revealed a sweet and herbal smoke not too bad. But then I took it out of my mouth a licked my lips and holy crap it was like I just dipped my lips into a bowl of powdered sugar. I have had sweetened tipped cigars before usually small short honey flavored smokes the girlfriend likes but this was different , it was sweet sugar overload. Every puff was like putting my lips in powdered sugar it was so off putting I couldn't even try to enjoy the smoke. At this point I was desperate I paid over five bucks for this cigar so desperate times call for desperate measures. I did something that might appall some of you I took the cutter and cut off all of the sweetened tip. Now I could at least try to smoke this cigar. What I was left with was a that odd herbal taste that I can't quite describe, my girlfriend said it tasted like patchouli I don't even know what that is. Either way neither of us liked it with or without the sweetend tips (and the girlfriend usually like cigars with sweetend tips). I might of liked the smell for burning incense but as a cigar it was not good.

Review Notes: I do love this cigar. Full, flavorful, even a bit of fun. It's a great smoke. It's hardly an everyday cigar, and the right mood is required (as it can be overpowering). When deployed properly, it's truly magnificent.

Review Notes: This morning I relaxed and enjoyed the perfect breakfast (low in calories may I add). The Kuba Kuba cigar and a cup of coffee loaded with Irish cream and caramel. Yummy! This cigar is paired perfectly to a sweet dessert like drink. Even my dog stayed outside with me through this smoke. She usually leaves me by myself. The cigar burned evenly, the draw was perfect, and it finished smooth and creamy.

Review Notes: I like full bodied JDN Antano's. So this is a real change. Decided i'd bid on a tin and got them cheap. I didn't expect much and was prepared to not like them. I was very surprised all the way around. Great construction, a "unique" flavor, smell and great draw. Dipped in sugar so keep them away from the kids. I actually liked them. the taste was different but good and a nice change of pace. I would buy another box of these not for daily smokes but something light and tasty. These are like mexican cigars in that you will either like them or hate them. I think they are worth the try. If you don't like a sweet taste dont bother. The flavor is very good for what it is. If you dont want to listen to the wife or girlfriend complain these are the ticket. Just remeber to take the umbrella out of your drink.

Review Notes: I was recommended this cigar as one of my firsts by the local cigar store. He said that as far as flavored cigars go, the Kuba Kuba was one of a kind. I've had lots of crappy convenience store cigars before, this makes the idea of flavored cigars more worthwhile. The flavoring was great and the tobbacco was consistent throughout. It was a great stepping stone into the world of quality cigars.