Cigars Montecristo Wide Edmundo

Description

This elegant product has a colorado color and is a classic of Cuban cigars. It is named after the main character of A. Dumas' work "The Count of Monte Cristo," Edmond Dantès. The Havana is recognizable for its richness of flavor sensations and extraordinarily delicate aroma. According to the existing legend of its origin, the torcedores—workers who hand-roll tobacco leaves—loved to work while listening to the reading of the eponymous novel by the famous author. The bouquet of the vitola is bright and strong, dominated by shades of various spices. The scent of vanilla, cinnamon, new humidor, roasted nuts, dried flowers, and damp earth is felt. The taste is sharp, quite spicy, with a hint of peach candied fruit, accompanied by light anise notes. The spices do not leave throughout the smoking process. The aftertaste is quite long, with spicy and persistent earthy tones. An excellent, impressive representative of the well-known brand. It is recommended to smoke Montecristo Edmundo after lunch or dinner accompanied by whiskey. In this case, it will fully reveal all its secrets.