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Montecristo Robustos Millenium

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<< Robusto LE 2006

Salomones II >>

Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

124

Format:

Robusto

Ring:

Weight:

11,66 gr.

Score:

9.2

Presentation: 25 cigars packaged in a decorative ceramic jar

Average user rating

Review #37: If you got them from Costa Rica you got fakes , especially online deals . Sorry man ! Costa Rica does not have legit dealers . Anybody who ever was there knows that . Big cigar stores stucked up with fake cubans ! - Submitted by marius on October 10, 2008

Review #36: BillyH- sounds like your taking your frustrations out on others- getting ripped off must make you feel like a real dupe-lol. Like I said, "A fool and his money soon parts" and you sir are the only one with an intellegence problem. Review #35: "Their business can be located in the depths of hel* for all I care. To save $800 on this cigar is all that matters to me. A fool and his money soon parts. - Submitted by smokee1978 on June 7, 2008" That makes a lot of sense, save money to buy garbage. By the way its a fool and his money "are soon parted". Your intelligence comes out in other areas as well. For those interested in this great cigar, use caution where you get them. They were extremely limited, but fantastic if you are lucky enough to find them. - Submitted by billyh79 on August 9 - Submitted by smokee1978 on August 25, 2008

Review #35: "Their business can be located in the depths of hel* for all I care. To save $800 on this cigar is all that matters to me. A fool and his money soon parts. - Submitted by smokee1978 on June 7, 2008" That makes a lot of sense, save money to buy garbage. By the way its a fool and his money "are soon parted". Your intelligence comes out in other areas as well. For those interested in this great cigar, use caution where you get them. They were extremely limited, but fantastic if you are lucky enough to find them. - Submitted by billyh79 on August 9, 2008

Review #34: Smoked my sampler yesterday, and while being a very good cigar, I would not go for a jar at today's prices. The wrapper had numerous fermentation flaws on it, draw was edging on too light, but apart from that, construction and combustion were perfect. It started out very full, but amazingly roasty. Other than I expected, it did not have the typical Montecristo creaminess and sweetness, no "bean flavours" at all. It remained very roasty, earthy and almost peppery to the very end, which leads me to the personal conclusion that it is very similar to the Edicion Limitada Robustos, which are also dominated by this dark roasty character, which mainly the wrapper seems to impart. Approaching the last third, the Millenium Jar Robusto showed why it is superior to the EL Robustos: It gave a tremendously oily texture coating your palate, something only first grade tobacco can produce. The flavour was full all the way through, but the cigar was not as strong as expected, I would say medium+. It was so good that I even used a short knife to smoke it down to less than one inch, but then again I am not overly impressed for all the hype being made for this cigar. Maybe it still has not come around due to the reductive style of ageing. There might be a lot to come, but who has the patience, then? I guess the Cohiba Millenium Jar is rated much more objectively, that's why it can still be easily found. - Submitted by Hercule Poirot on June 19, 2008

Review #33: "That's funny- the same one's that charged you $1,200 a box saying $450 is unattainable. Do you expect them to tell you otherwise?" No, but I trust a dealer that has been around longer than the internet boom, and has a real shop, not a phone line routed to a Mexican ghetto. - Submitted by billyh79 on June 4, 2008 Their business can be located in the depths of hel* for all I care. To save $800 on this cigar is all that matters to me. A fool and his money soon parts. - Submitted by smokee1978 on June 7, 2008

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