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Cuban Cigar Pictures

Cuban Cigar Pictures

Here is the Romeo & Juliet brand cigar I purchased in its nice case:

Romeo Y Julieta Cuba Cigar

Here is a souveneir I purchased, showing the Cohiba brand of Cuban Cigar.

Cohiba Cuba Cigar


Regards,
Michael Kralj
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