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Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure No. 2

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

124

Format:

Robusto

Ring:

Weight:

11,66 gr.

Score:

7.9

Presentation: Slide lid box of 25

Average user rating

Review #161:

--- 08 Finished half box. Perfect for NOT daily smoker! It's quite mild but full of dried fruit and various aroma may only be fully appreciated with occasional cigar smoker. The only drawback is its loose construction as no drawing resistance at all. So I give it 9. - Submitted by ThomasWang on September 8, 2009

Review #160:

So the first drags had a bit of a mettalic taste even though it was lit with wooden matches. Soon enough, you start enjoying 'til the end a very strong and flavory taste. In fact, the taste is so strong that the flavours, even though utterly present, are individually hardly distinguishable. A funny caracteristic was that it got softer in the second third which simmered down the agressiveness of that cigar and enabled to better sense the caustic aromas: Cayenne pepper, cinnamon and sappy are pretty much all those I could put my finger on with a tannic boisé flavor (Or was this a wine I just had?!?! :-)) Then the final. It changed to taste like a classic Havana, comparable to Montecristo's No.4 cigars. So you might be thinking, well that's a three for one. Here's the hic: this cigar was almost out before I lit it! It smoked way to fast if you want my opinion. So make sure you fully enjoy every single drag as if it was the last one (As you should always do!). General appreciation? Worth trying. 8/10 - Submitted by dios humo on August 27, 2009

Review #159:

First time I tried this stick, wasn't impressed, even thought the burn and draw were both good, the aromas were of dry leather and mostly bland. I let them rest for a while, and now picking up notes of sweet cinnamon and dark fruit, much better results, looking forward to more. - Submitted by oldmanjohnson on August 25, 2009

Review #158:

AUG 08 Not sure what to think yet, will let sit in humi and check again later. Great roll and burn but flavors are not there quite yet. - Submitted by falcodoug on August 14, 2009

Review #157:

This cigar stands out in the crowd of cubans available in that there is a flavor here that I haven't run into before. It is suggested that dried fruit may be one of the notes that come through and it really took me by surprise. This is a sweet smoke, perfect construction and draw that should be sampled and taken very seriously when exploring all of the cuban cigar options. Easily one of the top 5 Robustos!! - Submitted by jazzbass on July 23, 2009

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