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Hoyo de Monterrey Coronations AT Cigar Review

, By: John Smith
  • Brand: Hoyo de Monterrey Coronations AT Cigar
  • Length: 129mm
  • Ring: 42
  • Score: 2.5/5

Product Introduction

Origin and Format

The cigar is from Cuba, with a Petit Corona (Mareva) format, sized 129 x 16.67 mm, weighing 8.46 g, and is hand - made. A box of 25 costs about $130.

Appearance

The wrapper has a rustic look with noticeable imperfections. The pre - light smell is plain tobacco, and the pre - draw is earthy and tighter than expected.

Construction

The draw is tight, and the burn is too slow, which may require relighting. Construction seems irregular, as some reviews mention an abundance of smoke or overly fast burn.

Flavor

  • One third: The cigars, possibly from 07 - 08, are strong at the start, with a powerful earthy flavor and a little spice.
  • Two thirds: Flavors increase in power, and leather notes are introduced.
  • Three thirds: It becomes harsh, leaving an unpleasant aftertaste, and it's hard to keep lit.

Value

As a value cigar, it lacks consistency. Cheaper everyday options like Partagas Mille Fleurs might be better.

The Coronation is not the most interesting in the Hoyo de Monterrey line. Aging for 3 - 4 years might reduce harshness, but without certainty about construction, buying a box is not advisable.