Por Larranaga Montecarlo Cigar – Box of 25
£375.00
The Por Larranaga is one of the oldest Cuban brands still in production and the Por Larranaga Montecarlo Cigar is one of a very few sizes still being made. Por Larranaga Montecarlo is a great value cigar and is one of the most sought after Cuban cigars.This is an uncomplicated cigar and as such can be had after almost any kind of meal or with a variety of drinks. Its initial harshness can come as a surprise but it soon settles down with some lovely toasty flavours coming through. Por Larranaga Montecarlo is presented in a box of 25. If you like this cigar it’s definitely worth trying the Cigar Aficionado 92 out of 100 rated Petit Corona.
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The Por Larranaga is one of the oldest Cuban brands still in production and the Por Larranaga Montecarlo Cigar is one of a very few sizes still being made. Por Larranaga Montecarlo is a great value cigar and is one of the most sought after Cuban cigars.This is an uncomplicated cigar and as such can be had after almost any kind of meal or with a variety of drinks. Its initial harshness can come as a surprise but it soon settles down with some lovely toasty flavours coming through. Por Larranaga Montecarlo is presented in a box of 25. If you like this cigar it’s definitely worth trying the Cigar Aficionado 92 out of 100 rated Petit Corona.
Cigar Details:
Size : Slim Panetela (Delicioso) (6 1/4″ x 33)
Origin : Cuba
Strength : Mild
Wrapper : Corojo
| Cigar Brand | Por Larrañaga |
|---|---|
| Cigar Format | Slim Panetela |
| Cigar Length | 6 1/4" |
| Cigar Ring Gauge | 33 |
| Cigar Origin | Cuba |
| Cigar Strength | 1 out of 5 |
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“Good evening, for whenever this is read it is a cold winter evening when i’m smoking this Por Larranaga Montecarlo which i thought would be a comparatively short smoke while i take a stroll through the 3 degree evening as although it is 6 and a quarter inches it’s gauge is only 33, but i’ll get round to the timings later. This stick does have have a feint smell before lit but distinct though i couldn’t quite nail down the notes. Having lit it with matches and a few strong draws the first flavour i got was cedar but once lit the smoke was cool and delicate and as i walked i could just let it rest, taking occasional draw and i swear the flavour would subtly change between vanilla and a sort of creme brulee. The whole first third maintained this wonderful light changing flavour until i realised that after 20 minutes i was only halfway through which i thought was great! This was when the body of the cigar came through and the subtlety disappeared to be replaced by a much simpler flavour verging on being blunt. given i hadn’t eaten for a while i thought i did need something just to temper the stronger cedar so i had a square of white chocolate, given it was a bit late for coffee, which did surprisingly well as getting to the end of this cigar, verging on 40 minutes after i started whilst on a walk so it should probably be smoked slightly slower, it was getting noticeably stronger. When i smoke another of these, which i would like to, i’d probably smoke it earlier in the day with a coffee but i’d definitely start the smoke before i ordered the coffee and have the coffee with the later two thirds.” – Alexander the Cigar Reviewer