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Bolivar Belicosos Finos

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Origin:

Cuban

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

140

Format:

Campana

Ring:

Weight:

12,45 gr.

Score:

8.6

Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25

Average user rating

Review #77:

nicotine poisoning at its best. this is an excellent, strong and complex cigar. spicy and woody all throughout, with an episode of creaminess and some tangy flavors. the aroma is amazing. had to think twice before standing up after i was through with this one. - Submitted by chrisboy on January 10, 2007

Review #76:

ECA ENE. 06,Got a box from esplendido cigars online. Smoked one 2 days later. Aesthetically this cigar is perfect, beautiful wrapper and even burn. Im not one to distinguish subtle flavors well, but I will say this cigar is smooth and bold. Like a nice napa valley Cabernet. Top 3 cigars Ive had, next to Partagas Serie P 2, and H upmann 2. This compares to an aged Monte #2. - Submitted by cubanstogie on December 30, 2006

Review #75:

Hi. have recently developed a soft spot for these. Strong Bolivar flavours are abundant, thick, lucious smoke with an even burn .... u can see the oils almost protecting the large, growing cylinder of ash! i can only describe it like this ..... if all Cubans are described like paints, then this Bolivar is definately the emulsion! thick, pasty and coats your mouth so you can taste it for hours after! Everytime i sit in front of my tower humi deciding what to pick for the evening, my eyes keep drifting over to my Boli Beli's ..... it leaves no doubt as to whether you will enjoy it ...... a must try (but not for the novice due to its strong finish)! - Submitted by Gobind on December 2, 2006

Review #74:

First one came from Acapulco, smoked the next one in Cancun. Hooked. Bought a box immediately. Bright and bold, without the overpowering acid rankness in the final third of lesser breeds. Confidently expresses itself with notes of autumn spices, savory woods and peppery sass, with refinement, distinction and class. No thin-flavoured, whimpy Monte #2 here, gentlemen. Would put this rich Campana up against any Piramide, any day, any time. Totally nub-able, this Bolivar is THE package. - Submitted by shehatesme on November 27, 2006

Review #73:

I have also invested in a box of these and I was really impressed (ABR 06). My previous experiences with Bolivars have been in tubes in off-licences and they have been dry and bitter. These BBFs though are beautifully complex, woody, cedary with hints of cocoa and spice. The last third was a bit bitter and didn't really resemble the lovliness of the first two thirds but this could be down to its youth (ABR06). I thoroughly recommend this cigar and it is reasonably price. In my opinion it equals or beats any Cohiba I have ever tried and at at much lower price. A tremendous cigar if you have an hour to spend pondering about life after lunch. Not as heavy as other Bolivars. - Submitted by cjarman on November 22, 2006

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