Just a little info for newbies searching the site...

Spanish Terms/Markings

Hecho a Mano - Made by hand. These cigars are machine bunched and then finished by hand.
Totalmente a Mano - Totally by hand. These cigars are made completely by hand from start to finish without exception.
Envuelto a Mano - Wrapped by hand. Typically used on boxes of machine-made cigars that were only packaged (sorted, cello'd, and placed in the box) by hand.
Hecho en Cuba - Made in Cuba. Describes only the origin of manufacture and not the method of construction.



English Terms/Markings

Handrolled - Typically machine bunched, but the wrapper was applied by hand. Same as Hecho a Mano.
Hand Finished - Same as Handrolled.
Handmade - Means 100% handmade; same as Totalmente a Mano.
Handpacked - Machine made cigars which were color sorted and packed by hand. Same as Envuelto a Mano.
Machine Made - Entirely machine made from start to finish.

I've had some cigars by that Hector a Mano guy before, they were ok. He sure has a wide distrobution. I seem to see them EVERYWHERE!

Robby... LOL! I think I have some "hecho a mono" cigars.

John

I had some by that guy name "mauaul Labor" I was really sweating after it to.