Length: 4.9″ Ring gauge: 50 The Patoro Vintage Robusto was a medium smoke that was rather harsh. Maybe I should have aged it longer to realize its potential. Overall a decent cigar but doesn’t live up to its vintage name.
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Length: 6″ Ring gauge: 42 Le Hoyo Des Dieux was discontinued and I was lucky to pick up a single from a box from 2011. Although not yet a vintage but certainly a rare find, considering Habanos is churning out thicker gauges. The burn and smoke was good, smooth and balanced. Toasty nut with undertone of …
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Length: 6″ Ring gauge: 50 Montecristo Espada Guard is a beautifully looking cigar meticulously prepared. The medium smoke started off with a woody undertone which developed to leathery. A nutty taste emerged at the last third, giving it a solid finishing. There were lingering spice throughout. Overall an easy and balanced smoke.
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Length: 7″ Ring gauge: 47 Bolivar Coronas Gigantes smokes with a strong punch. The flavors consisted of mocha and earthy which were a delightful combination. Spiciness in the smoke further excites the smoke to the end. Smoked and enjoyed it as much as the Hoyo de Monterrey Double Coronas. Apparently this wonderful cigar will be discontinued …
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Length: 5″ Ring gauge: 54 Ok I admit that It was the format Double Perfecto of the La Aurora No. 2 Corojo that prompted me to try it out. What I got was a well balanced & enjoyable smoke. Honey like mild sweetness was detected. As the smoke goes on, it developed into a concoction …
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