Vega Fina Cigars

[Paulie]

I go to Spain often and in every Tabacos shop one of the main advertising features is Vega Fina cigars.

<o></o>The brand is from the Dominican Republic so I thought I would give one a try and discovered an enjoyable cigar which is pretty cheap.<o></o>
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The wrappers are fairly dark and they are well constructed with no soft spots. The burn was even and produced a very bright white ash. The predominant flavour I got from it was of dark chocolate with a very slight sweetness about it. All in all a very nice cigar.<o></o>
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The best feature of it was the price, at about 4 Euros for the robusto and 2 Euros for the Perlas (4x42) I think this offers great value for money with the rest of the range offering great value for money.<o></o>
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If you can get your hands on one of these then give it a try, you may be quite surprised and at the price they are good cigars to have.<o></o>

[Seriesteve]

Some pleasant memories of these in the 70's and 80's yes I know :eek:
SS

[HabanoSy]

The Vega Fina is a good budget cigar, enjoyed many of these when I was just starting out smoking cigars...

Cheers, HabanoSy

[whisky77]

I`m sure i tried a box of Coronas years ago and from what I remember they were not too bad at all.Came in a nicely presented box from what I remember.

[patrickspark]

my modest budget doesnt always stretch to premium cubans so i've often picked up a box of v.f coronitas or robustos as an everyday cigar - a nice mild cigar at a very good price.

[cesara valverde]

Like you I have smoked these on occasion in Spain. I enjoyed a Perla in Palma yesterday.

It conformed exactly to my previous experience; well-constructed with an even, possibly too-easy, burn. Light and delicate milky flavours, with some sweetness.

Very little development of flavour throughout the cigar, but no build-up of bitterness either.

They are priced well for a quality product, but I wouldn't buy them.