 | | Origin: | Cuba | Manufactured: Hand Made |
| Gauge: | Thick | Length: | 178 |
| Format: | Julieta No. 2 | Ring: | 47 |
| Weight: | 15,07 gr. | Score: | 8.6 |
| Presentation: 1 Layer in a Box of 10 |
Sancho Panza Coronas Gigantes Review:
If this cigar is well aged, it is the best of all models of the brand beyond the shadow of a doubt. The medium tobacco taste is perfectly balanced with some woody, salty and sweet subtle flavours. Its draw and combustion is near to perfection.
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Review #15: Can't understand why some reviewers are bashing this cigar for not having a stronger flavour! This is a mild cigar and doesn't release much smoke, but has a subtle and complex flavour, to be savoured slowly over at least 1,5 hours. In many cases a cigar smoker would reach out to a stronger drink to match the taste of cigar, when smoking this Sancho one should be careful not to destroy the delicate blend of aromas with an unnecessarily strong drink. Great cuban IMHO. - Submitted by akinci13 on February 16, 2008
Review #14:  I just finish smoking one of these while watching the NE vs NYG game...and the game was much better than this cigar. I'd read and heard all the great reviews about this cigar and my experience was so enjoyable. I purchase a box of 10 TDV-JUN.03 let them rest in the humidor a week then gave them the test. The taste was MIA, off from the beginning..."spicy?" PD4 is spicy. The taste was bland, vegetal and never improved...I smoke a lot of good cigars and this wasn't one of them.
Burn was mostly even, some running, but rotating the cigars' position it quickly caught up. For a 4 year cigar...I'm dumbfounded. I want to sell the remaining 9! I agree with review #13. - Submitted by nottiman on December 30, 2007
Review #13: Smoked 2 of these from a 03 box and was disappointed twice. The cigar lack strength and taste is rather confusing. The construction and burn was perfect, and that is about all I say about this cigar. A mild cigar with nut, woody, honey, and leather at the end. Full of flavour in very little dosage. Didnt enjoy the smoke at all - Submitted by pak on September 30, 2007
Review #12: THIS IS THE FIRST CIGAR OF THIS BRAND I HAVE SMOKED.I NORMALLY SMOKE COHIBA SIGLO AND ROBUSTOS,PARTAGAS SERIE NO4 AND MONTE PETIT EDMUNDO ALL OF WHICH I THOROUGHLY ENJOY, EVEN THOUGH I OBJECT TO THE PRICING OF COHIBA.THERE IS NOW AN ADDITION TO THE RANGE AS THIS CIGAR WAS FIRST CLASS.GREAT BURN AND DRAW,WONDERFUL CREAMY WOOD FLAVOUR/AROMA.PERSONALLY I WOULD HAVE PREFFERED THE CIGAR TO BE SLIGHTLY STRONGER BUT APART FROM THAT I CAN ONLY SPEAK HIGHLY OF THIS CIGAR.I WAS ALSO FORTUNATE IN THE FACT THAT MY SWISS SUPPLIER SENT ME A BOX KEPT IN BEAUTIFUL CONDITION FROM JUNE 03. - Submitted by benji on August 29, 2007
Review #11: The best cigar from Sancho Panza! - Submitted by Koneser cygar on June 14, 2007
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