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Montecristo Edmundo

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<< Eagle

Edmundo Dantes El Conde 109 >>

Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

135

Format:

Edmundo

Ring:

Weight:

15 gr.

Score:

8.2

Presentation: Semi Boite Nature of 25 cigars

Average user rating

Review #77:

Reviewer 75 (mef) a 2mm hole through your cigar sounds like you have an infestation of tobacco weevils, if you don't know about these I would immediately look it up on the internet (there is plenty of info) to find out what to do about it. I'd be careful where you purtchase your cigars in future also, there is a reason the best merchants carry out stock checks ontop of the innitial checks before the boxes are sealed. Never buy Havanas in sealed boxes. I feel for you if your stock is infested :-(, you may have to put your entire stock in the refrigerator then the freezer to lower the temperature gradually which will kill the beetles and destroy the eggs. This cigar is normally well rolled and very tasty, though it is not quite as strong as normally expected from a Montecristo, it is milder than the No.2 pyramides of the same brand and I find it excellent for a lunchtime smoke when you have the time. - Submitted by A. Dyer on October 9, 2006

Review #76:

This cigar is one of the best I have ever smoked. I had one this weekend that was in my humidor for about 18 months. Superb. This is a beautiful cigar. Silky wrapper and excellent construction. Easy light with plenty of smoke and very even burn. It started out deceptively mild, with plenty of smoke and spice and cream as the dominant tastes for me. As I smoked the cigar, it changed and became increasingly powerful with dominant tastes of leather and bittersweet expresso. Very strong, but delicious tobacco flavor. I smoked it down to the very shortest nub possible. Fortunately, I have a recently purchased box of these beauties slumbering in the humidor. - Submitted by McSmoke on October 9, 2006

Review #75:

Absolute shocker!! I'm fan of Cuban robustos but this particular Edmundo from box of 3s had problems from the onset of lighting. Found a 2mm hole right through the middle of cigar. Had to let it go as it became obvious the draw got affected and burned horribly. Hope the other ones are better. - Submitted by mef on October 7, 2006

Review #74:

My final of my annual reviews and saved this one for last. This past year I've smoked a lot of classics, newer brands, limited edicions and new sizes. This newer size from Montecristo is just now, after a couple of years, turning the corner and coming into its own. Similar in size and price to the Granddad cuban the #2, this Uber Robusto takes on flavors of its own. It still keeps true to its Monte 'tang', but incorporates a lot more strong leather and roasted nuts to that of a cohiba I feel. Not as much honey and bread like taste found in the #2, this is rich and powerfull with loads of smoke. When they first came out, they were just ok, kinda boring. They are now a powerhouse and Mr. Edmundo is one to recognize as a cigar not only for immediate enjoyment, but one to stash in the humidor for a while as well. Very well balanced smoke, I will be buying more of these now. - Submitted by mprach on September 16, 2006

Review #73:

I love a fat cigar and this one is right up there with the best. It tasted good from the off, drew well, burnt well and the wrapper kept it all together nicely. The smoke was flavourful but not over-powering and apart from the first minute or two and the very last few millimetres it tasted gorgeous. A lovely cigar. - Submitted by stef_install on September 15, 2006

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