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San Cristobal de la H. La Punta

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

140

Format:

Campana

Ring:

Weight:

12,45 gr.

Score:

8.0

Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25

Average user rating

Review #52:

This is a great cigar. So aromatic. Very cuban. Salt and pepper ash. Not so strong. An enjoyable Medium bodied. This cigar is not a waste of time or money. The skin is beautiful milk and coffee color. And the vitola leaves to taste their delicious flavors. - Submitted by Gustavo on February 1, 2012

Review #51:

I find this to be a good cigar like it. Medium to full bodied with plenty of smoke and spice. This is a very good cigar. - Submitted by tharmon9 on November 28, 2011

Review #50:

MAY 02 I am sorry but a long night of working is going to cut my review short. However, I only need a few words for the La Punta that I just recently smoked. Wonderful! Good burn, rich tobacco with light leather and earth, lots of coffee and cream and a heavy dose just past the halfway point of that unmistakeable cuban twang. I have smoked the La Punta on 2 other occasions and always have been intrigued by it, and just recently purchased a box from my Swiss supplier. I was not disappointed. I wish I had more space in my humidor for another! Excellent! - Submitted by Jimbo on June 1, 2010

Review #49:

--- The wrapper of this cigar looks somehow delicious. The color reminds me of milk chocolate. Cold aroma is very subtle. First few puffs could give you a wrong idea of what this cigar may offer. You get this harsh combination of dry earth and tobacco. Not very pleasant you might think. Don't worry, it gets better. You just need to hang in there and smoke some more. After initial shock this cigar offers flavors of nutmeg and pepper and something that reminded me of dry grass scorched under hot sun. Aroma thickens after halfway and gains woody and leathery notes. Good draw. Even burn. Not a superb cigar but very much worth of smoking. - Submitted by Finn on April 27, 2010

Review #48:

--- Bought a single as I have never before tied this Marca. I clipped this cigar and had to push the aicraft drill through in order to get it to draw. The taste was really interesting. This cigar is strong. Slight bitter taste that is covered with milk coffee (a very interesting combination). However, the cigar did not draw well and burned very unevenly. I had to ditch it after the first half as it started to fully disintegrate. (yes, it was genuine stored at 18 degrees and 65%). I was impresssed by the flavours and will be giving this cigar another try. - Submitted by coolfx on December 2, 2009

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