 | | Origin: | Cuba | Manufactured: Hand Made |
| Gauge: | Thick | Length: | 178 |
| Format: | Julieta No. 2 | Ring: | 47 |
| Weight: | 15,07 gr. | Score: | 8.8 |
| Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25 |
Punch Monarcas Review:
The small Habano by Punch. That whiff of good tobacco that all brands produce as a tibdit, almost like a sample of the perfume a lady is going to choose. Very good, very mild, very discrete
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Review #10: This is one fine cigar. It is quite strong with rich deep flavors of sweet wood and a good dose of spice. These are very hard to find right now. This cigar is from 01 production and still needs 5 to 10 more years aging to approach its peak. This will be a future collectors item. If you can find them you will be richly rewarded - Submitted by monte B on October 12, 2007
Review #9:  i scored this baby with a four star without even trying it ! These reviews
are some what important. The ones who know can weed out the novice reviewers.
I have not tried this cigar as of yet but phrases such as " reminiscent of.."
or how the cigar developes puts some
confidence in my selection making.
So.... i'm going to give this one a try.
Thanks for all of your insite you-you cuban cigar lover guy dudes. On another note. We truly are misunderstood aren't
we? I did find out what type of people who understands the cuban cigar smoker and how they can be of some help in putting cigar
flavors and nuances in to words.
Who else but gourmet Chefs !! I had my
sister (gourmet chef) try a good cuban
cigar and she totally got it. She deals
with spices and exotic flavors all day
long.With out having heard any of the
discriptions we normally use--she started going down the list of spices etc, as if she was discribing the flavors
of a gourmet meal at a fine restuarant.
Wierd ? - Submitted by david pierce on January 6, 2007
Review #8: I had my first PM and was impressed. The first third is mild but it built up. The last third was filled with dense creamy smoke. A churchill with development that I would have only expected from a double corona. a great cigar. - Submitted by worjor on November 25, 2006
Review #7: What a powerhouse! This churchill has enormous depth of flavor, somewhat reminiscent of the Super Selection No. 2, but more woody, less spicy, and not quite as harsh or tannic. My '02's are very "approachable" now. Because of their intensity, I don't smoke many Monarcas, but when the craving strikes, nothing else will do. A real classic - Submitted by shrink on June 24, 2006
Review #6: I was going to write my review, but first read solomr2 and can just say I agree entirely! - Submitted by Frederick on February 9, 2005
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