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Bolivar Coronas Gigantes

View all Julieta No. 2 Cigars

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Origin:

Cuban

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

178

Format:

Julieta No. 2

Ring:

Weight:

15,07 gr.

Score:

8.9

Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25

Average user rating

Review #18:

This is by far my favorite smoke. It does not matter if it is compared to my top shelf Siglo II's, my 2001 Ashton Belis, or my Cuesta Reys Sun Growns, This cigar ranks highest in my complex flavors book. This meticulously wrapped cigar packs flavors that most cigars wish they had after 10 years of fermentation. I just purchased a box stamped with the May label and they are no exception to the rule. I do not need to go into details about smoking this cigar. Buy one yourself, sit back with your best bottle, and enjoy the trip that your pallet is about to take. - Submitted by mRNA on November 19, 2005

Review #17:

Without question, a fine smoke-excellent draw and burn with a consistent mild citrus spice. I did NOT find any chocolate or cocoa flavors, but mine are not from \'98! Maybe with a little age..... - Submitted by bolivarhombre on May 9, 2005

Review #16:

So many positive reviews, I had to try this one. It has a flawless, oily and silky smooth wrapper, a real beauty. It’s smell is strong and powerfull with some chocolate and earth. The (pre-light) draw was just the way I like it: a fair amount of resistance, but not too much. It’s burn is perfectly even, fantastic. The taste in the first third is surprisingly mild, where vanilla and nutmeg are dominant. These make way for more chocolate and earth tones in the second third, where the last third is the domain of the more spicy flavors. An extremely balanced and complex smoke, fantastic! - Submitted by Bolivar on April 5, 2005

Review #15:

Almost always overperforming Julieta. These are from a Cab of 50, rolled back in \'97. Construction is top notch, there\'s enough resistance in the draw, the way I prefer. Flavours have mellowed out into a nice bouquet of deliciousness. Notes of muscat nut and saffron, dipped in coffee beans are overwhelming in the last third. These are already sought-after cigars. But give them another 2-3 years in their cabinet and you\'ll be rewarded with what some people call \"collectors\' items\". Pairs nicely with a pint of ice-water. - Submitted by vugarv on March 29, 2005

Review #14:

I just tried a single stick and was very impressed! I haven\'t had a smoke this dense in a long time. As a result, I bought a whole box. - Submitted by Nivel Acuso on March 18, 2005

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