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Tim Broth

22 Nov 2008
10:36 (EST)

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This cigar would most likely be remembered for the sweetness of its wrapper, which happens to overwhelm the aroma at times. Not even a cup of coffee could dilute the sweet taste from the mouth after taking a couple of puffs. Also, the taste of herbal flavoring and the tobacco may strike as an odd combination. The construction and the draw don't seem to attract problems at all. Tradition cigar enthusiast will find a lot to nitpick about Acid Kuba Kuba, but those searching for a different smoking experience may want to try this.

Dick Ferrero

19 Nov 2008
12:16 (EST)

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Sweet! Literally. A nice break from the usual -- like some people call it, a dessert cigar. The ladies love it, which I have to admit matters to me. (Hey, plenty of time to smoke my old man stogies when I’m alone, y’know?) . They call it Kuba for a reason, it’s definitely not traditional. But if you want something different that non-smokers can tolerate around, this is a solid smoke and the pick of the bunch.

Alexis Mayer

18 Nov 2008
10:04 (EST)

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Drop-dead gorgeous looks, scented with mind-blowing sweetness, and tastes like heaven—what more can you ask for? The Kuba Kuba is desire in cigar form, enveloping taste buds in sugary flavor, sometimes cloyingly so. This is not your everyday cigar—as I discovered—but demands exactly the right mood and occasion. But hey, this Acid variety can keep it up all throughout the whole encounter in terms of taste and flavor. Great dessert cigar, made for those with proven staying power.