The new cigar process....how the decision is made

[CWS]

Great. Now where else would we get insite like this? Keep it coming!!

[bikeguy1]

» Thanks Rob. Something interesting and worth knowing.

Rob...very interesting...I printed it up & sat outside smoking a RyJ Short Churchil while I read!

[canucks6024]

interesting stuff, sometimes the cuban way of doing things is just so hard to comprehend for north americans

[aavkk]

Hey Rob I understand your Spanish is mas o menos mediocre but any chance the next time you are in Cuba you could introduce yourself to an official taster and have he/she contribute to the forum. That could be very insightful. Thanks for sharing.

[tucomapache]

Rob, Thanks for the education..

[samb]

I love learning all i can about cuban cigars.

[CanuckSARTech]

Good write up, Rob. My wife and I had the chance to poke our heads in on one final prototype-tasting session of these, back when we made our last trip to Cuba (April 2008). From the best that I could gather at the time, they were making a final decision on what has become the Trinidad Robusto T. Not officially told that at the time, but it was just my observation.

[CanuckSARTech]

Hey Rob I understand your Spanish is mas o menos mediocre but any chance the next time you are in Cuba you could introduce yourself to an official taster and have he/she contribute to the forum. That could be very insightful. Thanks for sharing.

That might be kind of hard. Their internet service is dreadfully spotty and hard to work with sometimes. But who knows - maybe those that work for Habanos S.A. - Tabacuba have better access to the net now.

[Blakes]

Very interesting! Thanks Rob!

[westg]

Imagine the aroma that tasting team gets to experience....Thanks for this Rob

[Rufio]

Good bit of knowledge shared. Thanks!

[Bostin]

Very educational thx alot

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[puro]

Good read . Don't mind the cigar either