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September 6, 2013
EP Carrillo Edición Limitada 2012
Paul Asadoorian 4 - Box Worthy EP65, Stogies, Will 0 Comments
Full Review at Cigar Coop
Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf Oscuro Maduro
Binder: Ecuadorian Sumatra
Filler: Nicaraguan: Jalapa (Corojo), Esteli (Criollo)
6 1/2 x 56 Gordo
Like Paul, I explored the EP Carrillo Edición Limitada 2012 again this week. I also agree with him that these cigars are really beginning to come into their own. Much of the citrus I had originally had greatly diminished and I found a cigar that had notes of earth, cocoa, coffee, and pepper spice. There was a nice creamy undertone to this cigar.
The flavors and the strength seemed to tone down from when I first reviewed this as it was medium to full for both categories. The cigar closed much smoother with a firmer nub. While I disagree with Paul in terms of this having Oasis potential, it definitely is scoring higher (and tasting better) than it did back nine months ago.
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