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Size: Habano No. 2 (Belicoso - 6.1"x52)
Type: Single
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A Monte with extra-cristo. '94' rated.
Medium to full-bodied, flavorful, Montecristo Platinum is a pleasure to burn. This intensely nuanced premium features a natural Nicaraguan Habano leaf wrapped around a thick sun grown binder, and is well-packed with Dominican, Peruvian, and Nicaraguan long-fillers. You'll find notes of almond, cashew, and coffee with hints of spices throughout. This fine blend is a must-have in your humidor.
Montecristo is recognized as one of the most popular cigars in the world. The brand was born in Cuba in 1935, the origins of which stem from a popular tradition in the old Cuban cigar factories where tales and stories were recited to the cigar rollers during the long work day. A popular story of the time was 'The Count of Montecristo', which was so popular the name became a brand all its own. The non-Cuban version of this cigar was introduced into the U.S. during the peak of the cigar boom in 1995, and has since been a best-seller.
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Montecristo Platinum Series
Repeated review. A pretty simple cigar, but it's an easy & enjoyable smoke. The notes include wood tones and some light pepper coming through the retro. The draw was rather smooth as well with the burn needing minor touchups.

Montecristo Platinum Series
Last time I smoked one of these the burn was off, but this time it was very even. Although this is a pretty simple cigar, it's an easy enjoyable smoke. The notes are of wood and some light pepper coming through the retro. The draw was rather smooth as well.

Montecristo Platinum Series
This Dominican capa wrapper stick was incredibly good. This fell in the medium category. It had subtle hints of espresso, leather, and a touch of spice. It was slightly plugged but smoked exceptionally well, producing a satisfyingly chewy smoke output.

Montecristo Platinum Series
Better than the last try, where the burn was absolutely horrible. This is still a pretty simple cigar. The only notes are of wood and some light pepper coming through the retro. The draw was smooth, however.

Montecristo Platinum Series
The platinum name doesn't fit, as this is a simple cigar. The only notes are really of wood and pepper, with the matter coming through the retro mostly. The draw was smooth, but the burn was horrible, even with a year of rest since purchase.
Montecristo Platinum Series
Flavor and draw were great. Didn't burn evenly through the whole cigar.

Montecristo Platinum Series
Good cigar!

Montecristo Platinum Series
Not as good as the ones I've had in the past. The wrapper definitely had defects
Montecristo Platinum Series
Was ok. Heavy notes of wood and oak. The flavor just felt a little boring. Had been resting for a year and I expected a little more.
Montecristo Platinum Series
Was goodnight but terrible burn and draw
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