Review Notes: I got a box two months ago. The first two I smoked were good, but I could tell they were a little immature. After some needed time in the humidor they are really turning around. This third one was amazing. Started off a little mild and, developed into a great medium smoke after the first inch or so. All have had excellent construction, and the draws have been perfect. They are not quite as complex as the NO. 2, but have their own personality. While medium in body they have a lot of flavor, typical of the Monte’s. For robusto lovers this is a must have. Just let them sit a little while before smoking. Enjoy!

Review Notes: Seeing as how the Monte line is one of my all time favorite marks, I was really excited when I got a 3-pack. It was the color of milk chocolate with overall nice appearance-smoth and silky with no viens apparent. That is when it went downhill. The draw was so tight, I could barely get any flavor out of it, and the flavor I did get was pretty bitter. Not a good experience at all. I hope that with another 6 months in the humidor, the other 2 will come around. Disappointing

Review Notes: This is probably my second review of this cigar. After a bad experience with my first i let them sit 9 months before trying again. Unfortunately i was met with the same bad cigar. Average taste, bad construction, bad lingering aftertaste. Perhaps they need more time, but then again I'm not sure of how long I will live.

Review Notes: The construction and tobacco quality are top notch. After clipping the big, 52 ring guage vitola, I torched it, and was greeted by volumes of creamy smoke. Tangy classic MonteCristo flavors - nuts, citrus, vanilla. Developed well, with a very flavorful finish. Somewhat bitter at the end, because of youth. The Edmundo is less complex than the Monte 2, medium bodied, but full of flavor. It may be blended to smoke early, and thus may not age as well as the No. 2. We will see. Otherwise, a very good cigar!

Review Notes: Another great smoke from Montecristo. I bought this Edmundo a few months ago, and following the advice of my retailer I have left it in the humidor for a while. Time has come to take it out and smoke it. Well, it's excellent. Flavours are oh so typically Montecristo ( toasted nuts, honey, a hint of cocoa), draw was easy but not loose, construction otherwise excellent. Look was gogeous, too. A bit on the expensive side, but value is no issue with this stick. I join the Edmundo lovers' side...