Neos Feelings Cherry Cigarillos 10/10 are mild to medium bodied flavorful cigars that are enticingly enjoyable. Crafted in Belgium these cigars are infused with delicious cherry flavors that coat the palate nicely. They pack a blend of Java and Bahian long fillers held by a Java Besaki binder. They are encased in an Indonesian Sumatra wrapper. Mild to medium in body strength these cigars are solid in construction. They burn in a smooth manner producing thick billowy smoke with each puff. Perfect choice for after dinner smoke, these cigars are priced reasonably. These Neos Feelings Cherry Cigarillos 10/10 are rolled in the size of 3 1/2 x 20. They are packed in set of 10 tins of 10. To buy these flavored mini cigars place an order at Cuenca Cigars and get the best online price.
| Handmade: | N |
| Country of Origin: | Belgium |
| Shape: | Cigarillo |
| Size: | 3 1/2 x 20 |
| Strength: | medium |
| Wrapper: | Indonesian Sumatra |
| Binder: | Java Besaki |
| Filler: | Java and Bahian |
| Box Cigar Count: | 100 |
| Is Box-Pressed: | N |
| Is Long-Filler: | Y |
| Is Discontinued: | N |
| Tube: | N |
| Is Limited: | N |
| Is Flavored: | N |
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Huge taste in a little cigar
Although in my most recent order, I got the vanilla Neos as the cherry was backordered, I've had them enough to review. I LOVE Cherry Neos Feelings! I first picked up a pack of these bad boys at a fair ($10!!!! Pricey!), and just fell for them. I've almost stopped smoking my pipe with cherry tobacco entirely, as these really are great and much quicker to pick up. I love the filter so no loose tobacco gets in my mouth, and the size is perfect for me (I've got baby hands, but I'm not the President). I'm so glad I found Cuena Cigars to bring my cost to a much better place. Give them a try if you like full flavor. They're great.
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fun for a party
I bought some of these cigarrillos in Puerto Rico and wanted more for a party we were having. We are not smokers so these little baby's are fun as the tobacco is light and sweet.
