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Montecristo Connoiseur
$62.00 – $152.00
These very cool cigars hit the street about 10 years ago with the NY edition being the first entry. The line then expanded to represent other states. At the time they were introduced, the “CIGAR POLICE” made sure they were never found in a store outside of an edition’s namesake state. They were and still are pretty expensive. Oddly enough, even after the aura of exclusivity wore off, the cigars continued to be made and sold. Why? Because when the dust cleared, they’re still exceptionally good medium bodied sticks.
The New York cigar is blended at the renowned Tabacalera de Garcia, is box-pressed, un cellowed and finished with an absolutely beautiful Ecuadorian Habano wrapper. It’s smooth, balanced, draws perfectly and is a great smoking experience.
The Texas blend is also box-pressed, un cellowed and more of a complex stick yielding a slightly elevated taste at the top of the medium bodied scale. Like it’s N.Y. cousin, it also draws well and is an enjoyable smoking experience as well.
***Keep in mind that I recommend NOT buying five of these sticks at a time. They’re delicate specimens that should remain in their boxes for traveling.
Origin – Dominican Republic
Filler – Dominican-Nicaraguan
Binder – Dominican-Nicaraguan
Wrapper Type – Ecuadorian Habano
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| Cigar Name | Shape | Ring | Length | Unit | Price | Stock | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New York No. 2 | Torpedo | 54 | 6.13 | Box of 10 | $128.00 | In Stock | |
| New York No. 2 | Torpedo | 54 | 6.13 | Pack of 5 | $68.00 | In Stock | |
| New York Toro | Toro | 60 | 6 | Box of 10 | $118.00 | In Stock | |
| New York Toro | Toro | 60 | 6 | Pack of 5 | $62.00 | In Stock | |
| Texas Titan | Titan | 60 | 6 | Box of 10 | $152.00 | In Stock | |
| Texas Titan | Titan | 60 | 6 | Pack of 5 | $80.00 | In Stock |
Description
Montecristo Connoiseur – These very cool cigars hit the street about 10 years ago with the NY edition being the first entry. The line then expanded to represent other states. At the time they were introduced, the “CIGAR POLICE” made sure they were never found in a store outside of an edition’s namesake state. They were and still are pretty expensive. Oddly enough, even after the aura of exclusivity wore off, the cigars continued to be made and sold. Why? Because when the dust cleared, they’re still exceptionally good medium bodied sticks.
The New York cigar is blended at the renowned Tabacalera de Garcia, is box-pressed, un cellowed and finished with an absolutely beautiful Ecuadorian Habano wrapper. It’s smooth, balanced, draws perfectly and is a great smoking experience.
The Montecristo Connoiseur Texas blend is also box-pressed, un cellowed and more of a complex stick yielding a slightly elevated taste at the top of the medium bodied scale. Like it’s N.Y. cousin, it also draws well and is an enjoyable smoking experience as well.
***Keep in mind that I recommend NOT buying five of these sticks at a time. They’re delicate specimens that should remain in their boxes for traveling.
Origin – Dominican Republic
Filler – Dominican-Nicaraguan
Binder – Dominican-Nicaraguan
Wrapper Type – Ecuadorian Habano
Additional information
| Weight | 36 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12 × 8 × 5 in |
| Cigar Name | New York No. 2, New York Toro, Texas Titan |
| Shape | Titan, Toro, Torpedo |
| Ring | 54, 60 |
| Length | 6, 6.13 |
| Unit | Box of 10, Pack of 5 |
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richie –
These very cool cigars hit the street about 10 years ago with the NY edition being the first entry. The line then expanded to represent other states. At the time they were introduced, the “CIGAR POLICE” made sure they were never found in a store outside of an edition’s namesake state. They were and still are pretty expensive. Oddly enough, even after the aura of exclusivity wore off, the cigars continued to be made and sold. Why? Because when the dust cleared, they’re still exceptionally good medium bodied sticks.
The New York cigar is blended at the renowned Tabacalera de Garcia, is box-pressed, un cellowed and finished with an absolutely beautiful Ecuadorian Habano wrapper. It’s smooth, balanced, draws perfectly and is a great smoking experience.
The Texas blend is also box-pressed, un cellowed and more of a complex stick yielding a slightly elevated taste at the top of the medium bodied scale. Like it’s N.Y. cousin, it also draws well and is an enjoyable smoking experience as well.
***Keep in mind that I recommend NOT buying five of these sticks at a time. They’re delicate specimens that should remain in their boxes for traveling.