After that, you won't be able to find them anywhere. They are well-kept and humidified. I can sell bundles of 25 for ridiculously low prices. O K, Mexican cigars are not generally considered the creme de la creme. Besides the Hidalgos mentioned above, I have found a few brands that certainly rival and beat many Dominican and Honduran labels.
Cigars are such a personal thing that it's hard to make a comparison.
Still, although Te Amo's are the best-selling Mexican cigar, I think they are terrible. Give me a Cruz Real any day. Smoother, nuttier, At least, until my last trip, they were my favorite. Now, there are two cigars that are high on my list of good taste. One is Santa Clara.