Review Notes: I liked the size of this vitola, but I still think the no.2 has a much better, more full bodied flavor profile. The construction on the edmundo was excellent. The ash held firm for up to 2 inches, and no relights were required. The first third started off rather uneventful, then turned with some creamy undertones of cacao. The final third started getting harsh and somewhat bitter, and it was time to put it down. Overall not bad, but I think there are better montes out here.

Review Notes: What can I say but I enjoy all Montecristo cigars I smoked so far. Excellent draw delicious flavors and typical Monty taste. Needed couple relighting to correct burn otherwise not a big deal considering I just got a box (Dec05) today.

Review Notes: i was lucky enough to have one of Matti216's aged beauties and it was one for the ages. a crisp yet smooth cigar that left us all reeling.

Review Notes: I saved half a box of these beauties and man did they reward me! This shorty has an oily wrapper with tasty notes on the palate! Highly recommended to age this cigar for at least 5+ months!

Review Notes: Tasty and smooth. This was an easy cigar to enjoy. Typical Monte flavors; tobacco with mild coffee, leather and toast flavors. Construction was great. While it was certainly not cheap, (I paid $11), it didn't break the bank and I felt like I got my money's worth from it, especially compared to a number of the other cigars I've had in the $10 - $15 dollar range. It's probably worth having a few of these around. They'd be especially good for friends who don't smoke often but would like to try a Cuban.