Havana cigar

British  

noun

1. Also called: Havana.  any of various cigars hand rolled in Cuba, known esp for their high quality

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Example Sentences

Mr. Sahl explained: “I was with him when he lit up a Havana cigar, and I asked him, ‘Isn’t that trading with the enemy?’

From Washington Post

In September 2014, at the Grand Havana cigar lounge in Beverly Hills, Broumand met a lawyer who noticed the agent had expensive tastes.

From Los Angeles Times

“He would go off gambling with a big Havana cigar clenched between his teeth. I thought that was terrifically romantic.”

From The Guardian

In a world circumscribed by ritual and tradition, El Pana was an iconoclast who liked to arrive in the ring in a pink carriage, his hair tied back in a long ponytail, and smoking an immense Havana cigar.

From The Guardian

"On the way, in heavy rain, Maradona made the car stop, got out with a Havana cigar in his hand, took some stones from the edge of the highway and started throwing them at reporters' cars and kicked a photographer's leg" – a Buenos Aires hack tells Argentina's La Red radio about Diego Maradona's low-key return to the country after his time in the Middle East.

From The Guardian