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April 24, 2013
E.P. Carillo Short Run (2013) Corona Gorda
Tim Mugherini 3- The Fiver EP52, Stogies, Tim 0 Comments
Wrapper: Ecuadorian Sumatra
Filler: Dominican Republic
Vitola: Corona Gorda (5 7/8 x 52)
The newest addition to the Sort Run series, this Corona Gorda is large (more of a Toro) with a 52 ring gauge. A beautiful stick that was as medium/full in strength and body. Flavors included a mix of cedar, earth, and pepper (which came and went). I enjoyed this vitola much more than the Robusto and feel that some rest will do this some good. A solid “Fiver” now with the caveat of you enjoy aging, you may want to grab a box and IMHO EPC’s stuff ages very well.
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