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Montecristo Edmundo

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<< Eagle

Edmundo Dantes El Conde 109 >>

Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

135

Format:

Edmundo

Ring:

Weight:

15 gr.

Score:

8.2

Presentation: Semi Boite Nature of 25 cigars

Average user rating

Review #22:

A great smoke but too short what a pity. The flavour is full and its not for beginers. I recommend it very much. - Submitted by Samsum on January 8, 2005

Review #21:

I am a COHIBA SIGLO 6 heavy smoker till the day that i was invited to LAGOON-VICTORIA ISLAND and i tried a fresh EDMUDO ...i was impressed by all factors(smoke,smell,touch,aroma,body,...)and i didnt want to turn it off till i burned my fingers... - Submitted by Jimmy-Najem NOHRA on December 28, 2004

Review #20:

A young cigar. Requires proper aging in order to discover flavour. Mediocre draw(rolled too tight), and somewhat boring to smoke. Not overly impressed. I have lots of experience with montecristo and expected better. Not a great finish for this category of cigar. Definately try a couple before you buy a box. - Submitted by Hatteras on December 28, 2004

Review #19:

I was hesitant to buy a box after all the mixed reviews . I finally got a few in trade to try . There is no doubt That this is a Monte after the first puff .Definitely less robust flavors then the #2 and #4 at the same age .But the balance and draw make for a nice smoke at this stage .Strangely the flavors weakened in the final third .Any Monte fan should try these. If they develop a little ooomph with age they might become a classic .For now I prefer the #2 for a similar size and price . - Submitted by wahoo3 on November 24, 2004

Review #18:

The Edmundo is nothing special. It has the characteristic Cuban aroma but the finish lacks the quality expected of a cigar in this price range. - Submitted by Dennis O'Connell Cigar Club Stuttgart e.V. on November 9, 2004

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