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November 7, 2013
Emilio Series H Maduro
Paul Asadoorian 3 - Fiver EP72, Paul, Stogies 0 Comments
Made By:Emilio Cigars
Wrapper:Jamastran (Honduran) Ligero Maduro
Binder:Nicaraguan & Costa Rican
Filler:Nicaraguan & Costa Rican
Average Price:$7
Ring Gauge:50
Length:6 1/2
Source
This is a solid offering from Emilio. The dark ligero wrapper not only looks great, but tastes great too. I was not expecting the floral notes that came off this smoke, when balanced with some of the richer earthier flavors, it was a great balance. The blending of Honduran and Costa Rican tobacco really works well in this stick. It didn’t knock my socks off, but is something I would smoke again. If you are not a “maduro” fan (which I still don’t understand) give this one a shot.
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