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 | | Origin: | Cuba | Manufactured: Hand Made | | Gauge: | Thick | Length: | 141 | | Format: | Gordito | Ring: | 50 | | | Score: | 8.9 | | Presentation: Slide Box | Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure Especial LE 2004 Review:
Rich and powerful cigar, I have just smoked a testing one I was given, but it seems as other LE cigars is going to be a true cuban cigars lovers item
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Review #18:     Had my 2nd one from 5 i purchased in November 2007. The wrapper looked nothing like in the picture above (the HDM band was the newer design with the white, red, bright gold - so i assume these were from a later run). The wrapper was very dark (almost black) and had 'dulled' with age , smooth (not toothy), almost velvety and very spongy. Wow, i have never seen a cigar as beautifully crafted as this. The burn was even and cool. The draw was open with a copius mouthful of sweet, mellow smoke and the last third gave the same sweetness you get from the start but delicately layered with a spiced background. Not overpowering and very very smooth. I smoked it after dinner, but without a drink, just a glass of water at hand. These are very light cigars and i believe to truly enjoy it, you should not pair it with anything that may take away from its flavours. It is one of the most refined and delicate cigars i have smoked!
They are almost impossible to find, but i have been told that they are being brought back into regular production in 2008! Stock up and keep them to mature over a couple of years, you wont regret it! - Submitted by Gobind on February 22, 2008
Review #17:     I have to say that I've tried all the LE from 2003 until now, and that this is the one that really make me crazy. A cigar that make you dream with open eyes. Great. - Submitted by spawn on April 26, 2007
Review #16:     Simply the King of all Cubans! I spent this summer sampling all available brands of similar vitola and the winner was clearly this one, as close to perfection as a cigar could be. Especially the last third develops an aroma never found in any other cigar I ever smoked. Out of world! Bought a box in August and, sadly only 6pcs remain. Will try and keep them for special occasions. - Submitted by redplotas on January 12, 2007
Review #15:     When my slb of these Hoyo EL's first arrived I was slightly disappointed with the unbalanced flavors. After two years of age they are starting to round into great cigars and with a couple of more years they are destined for greatness. Unlike the Hoyo EL Piramides these Gorditos required time to develop their creaminess and sweetness. But then again not too many Habanos have measured up to the Hoyo Piramides. - Submitted by Michael Moore on January 3, 2007
Review #14:     I think this is as close to perfection as a cigar can get - if I could find any more I'd buy them without hesitation. It produces masses of dens rich smoke - creamy vanilla and cocoa with an underlying Hoyo wood and spice backbone. I preferred these to the Hoyo Piramide which was a little more muted. If someone can tell me where I can get more I'll be there! - Submitted by Kieron McCann on July 18, 2006
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