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San Cristobal de la H. El Morro

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

180

Format:

Paco

Ring:

Weight:

15,07 gr.

Score:

8.0

Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25

San Cristobal de la H. El Morro Review:

This is the biggest cigar in this brand's range. It gets its name in honour of the city of La Habana. It's not a Double Corona in length, but it is in it's ring size. Good aroma and strength of flavour. An excellent Habano.

Average user rating

Review #33:

NOV 01 Picked up a box of from Nov 01, and let them sit for a while. Lit one up. Decent burn, perfect draw. Aroma of sweet tea, chocolate and leather, 90 minutes to the nub. Amazing. Picked up another box from 2002. - Submitted by oldmanjohnson on March 24, 2013

Review #32:

JAN 02 A well-made, relatively even-burning cigar with a good draw and lovely Colorado wrapper. Mild flavors progressing to medium with slight notes of cedar and anise with a touch of black pepper at the finish. A pleasant smoke. - Submitted by Miskis on February 6, 2013

Review #31:

IM PROBABLY THE MOST EXPERIENCED CIGAR SMOKER ON THIS WEBSITE- So here is my review. The El Morro is a very enjoyable Cuban cigar and is a fine example what a Cuban cigar should be. Definately a full bodied cigar, this cigar is so strong I would ONLY recommend this cigar to advanced cigar aficionados like myself, or the smoker may be turn off and dislike the El Morro and not get the maximum benefit and potential out of this cigar. In summary the El Morro is very creamy and a real joy to smoke, very strong and delicious notes of fine Cuban tobacco. - Submitted by muzza on July 24, 2011

Review #30:

OCT 01 I felt in love with San Cristobal marca in Cuba in 2003. El Morro was never my favorite because at the end I always reached for La Fuerza. Nevertheless this is an excellent cigar with keen competition in its size range. This (EAR OCT 01) was another nice looking cigar, with flawless wrapper but tight draw. Start was very mild and I had to wait for nearly two centimeters for characteristic (light) cappuccino flavor. I was waiting for more full bodied presentation but in vain. - Submitted by Diademo on July 17, 2010

Review #29:

APR 07 of the San Cristobal's i have smoked this is one of the finest..i have had several of these over the years but never had an incredible one that would make me want to buy a box and age these until the other day i purchased 7 sticks and have smoked them everyday, i could not keep my hands off..what it lacks in strength it makes up for in flavors ranging from earth to a creamy chocolate smoke that fills your palate with ample smoke..perfect construction and burn...90 out of 100 - Submitted by sause2112 on July 30, 2009

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