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Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure No. 2

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Exquisitos >>

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 #36:

l bought a cabinet last week.l opened it up and l fell in love.l take a cigar immediatly in the cabinet and l cut it.What a wonderful aroma and taste.l found cedar,chocalate and cinnamon notes.last third u ll taste earthy and very creamy notes.good draw with burn.The burn was flawless and extra creamy but it burnt fast l think, they need humidor such a long time.This is anytime cigar.lf you robusto lover,you must buy and keep in your humidor. - Submitted by boss on November 20, 2004

Review #35:

Received a cabinet a few weeks ago. FRH aug 03, This is the first cabinet i received that has bands on. The initial smoking flavors were overpowering,strong, strong, strong tobacco aromas, mingle with espresso, cocoa, and vanilla. I left them in the humidor for a few weeks then tried another one. What a difference, the strong tobacco aromas have been tamed down, the espresso, cocoa, vanilla has been increased as well as some new flavors of honey and black cherry. I just ordered 4 more cabinets. cant wait to get them in. - (from cigars-review: are you sure they are originals? We have never seen Epicure with vitola)Submitted by bigyesta on November 19, 2004

Review #34:

got abox last month i have smoked a few superb smoke a true cuban habano its smooth and silky and excellent burn aroma is mouth watering its one to enjoy - Submitted by jonboy on October 30, 2004

Review #33:

I am going to flip flop on my review below (#31) and in true George Bush style I'll pass the buck, in this case onto the Cuban Mojito! The Epicure #2 is probably the poorest Cuban cigar I have smoked to date, and I come to this conclusion after lighting five out of the recently purchased cabinet. Indeed they are so poor that I will be giving away the rest before returning to Canada. They simply are not worth the risk of running through customs as contraband, which they will be after I purchase another cabinet (of Epicure #1) to replace them. I think "chilli" (review #28 and "stacks overflow" review #32) have got it about right. As a matter of fact a local cigar news sheet here (in French) also rates this particular cigar very low - a news sheet which is read by the folks at Habanos S.A., so in answer to chilli's lament, I imagine the people in charge of quality do care and I imagine they will try and remidy the problems in due course. They make a lot of cigars here by hand, and even god plays a part in the weather! If you consider how many good cigars the Cubans make it's easy to find the poor quality among them. It's like wine there's good years and bad years for all the brands. Take the Romeo and Julietta Churchill I sampled the other day (dated Feb 04) a huge improvement on the last few years. - Submitted by jjme on October 29, 2004

Review #32:

One was sampled and in the "as found" condition it was a rope. Not much was discernable through the thick layer of sulphur and ammonia. It got rough enough to toss at the midpoint. Speaking with a brother, he had excellent results after four years aging, despite a similar initial character. However, four years is too long of a wait - they should hold it, not the customer. - Submitted by Stacks Overflow on October 28, 2004

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