The Cuban Bullet was first released by Tabacalera Perdomo in 1998 and remained a hit unil it disappeared from Perdomo's production lists in 2007. Back then, the Cuban Bullet was a short fat mixed filler cigar - not any longer. But brands never die and Cuban Bullet "Version 2.0" is here, now as an all-long-filler blend in three styles at very attractive prices: Connecticut (red band): a mild-to-medium-bodied blend with an Ecuadorian-grown wrapper and Nicaraguan binder and filler leaves, offering a creamy finish. Cuban Seed (silver band): a Nicaraguan puro, with a medium-to-full body and an earthy taste. Maduro (black band): another Nicaraguan puro, with a medium-to-full body and smooth cocoa notes and a peppery finish.

The Cuban Bullet was first released by Tabacalera Perdomo in 1998 and remained a hit unil it disappeared from Perdomo's production lists in 2007. Back then, the Cuban Bullet was a short fat mixed filler cigar - not any longer. But brands never die and Cuban Bullet "Version 2.0" is here, now as an all-long-filler blend in three styles at very attractive prices: Connecticut (red band): a mild-to-medium-bodied blend with an Ecuadorian-grown wrapper and Nicaraguan binder and filler leaves, offering a creamy finish. Cuban Seed (silver band): a Nicaraguan puro, with a medium-to-full body and an earthy taste. Maduro (black band): another Nicaraguan puro, with a medium-to-full body and smooth cocoa notes and a peppery finish.

The Cuban Bullet was first released by Tabacalera Perdomo in 1998 and remained a hit unil it disappeared from Perdomo's production lists in 2007. Back then, the Cuban Bullet was a short fat mixed filler cigar - not any longer. But brands never die and Cuban Bullet "Version 2.0" is here, now as an all-long-filler blend in three styles at very attractive prices: Connecticut (red band): a mild-to-medium-bodied blend with an Ecuadorian-grown wrapper and Nicaraguan binder and filler leaves, offering a creamy finish. Cuban Seed (silver band): a Nicaraguan puro, with a medium-to-full body and an earthy taste. Maduro (black band): another Nicaraguan puro, with a medium-to-full body and smooth cocoa notes and a peppery finish.