1 review for Trinidad Ingenios Edicion Limitada 2007
Rated 3 out of 5
Fidel
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Origin : Cuba Format : Lonsdale Size : 167 x 16.67 mm Ring : 42 Weight : N/A Hand-Made Price : ~$220 for a box of 12
I believe this is the first limited edition by Trinidad. It’s good to see that the brand is innovating and offering wider choice. The Ingenios Edicion Limitada 2007 wears a maduro wrapper and the filler is aged for 2 years. As for the flavor, I found it quite simple yet generous.
Appearance : [rating:4/5]
The maduro wrapper looks good, although it cannot be compared to, say, a Cohiba Genios. Good effort overall.
Construction : [rating:4.5/5]
The pre-light is spicy. Good draw throughout the smoke. Satisfying construction.
Flavor : [rating:4/5]
The cigar began with a powerful combination of woody and spicy flavors (particularly, white pepper). These flavors remain in the second third, along with rare notes of cocoa – very nice, really. Then, in the last third the Ingenios just gets too strong and rude for me. I prefer having something milder in the end and I got the opposite here. Was disappointed because I was expecting these hints of chocolate to get stronger…
Value : [rating:2.5/5]
Not a very good price/quality ratio. Even if this is a limited edition, I really can’t see why it costs twice more than, for example, Bolivar Inmensas or Sancho Panza Molinos.
Overall Rating : [rating:overall/5]
Can’t really say that “you must spoil before you spin” perfectly applies in this case, but I definitely think that with some more work Trinidad could have produced something more interesting. The Ingenios is a very good start though and I will be waiting for news from their side.
Fidel
Origin : Cuba
Format : Lonsdale
Size : 167 x 16.67 mm
Ring : 42
Weight : N/A
Hand-Made
Price : ~$220 for a box of 12
I believe this is the first limited edition by Trinidad. It’s good to see that the brand is innovating and offering wider choice. The Ingenios Edicion Limitada 2007 wears a maduro wrapper and the filler is aged for 2 years. As for the flavor, I found it quite simple yet generous.
Appearance : [rating:4/5]
The maduro wrapper looks good, although it cannot be compared to, say, a Cohiba Genios. Good effort overall.
Construction : [rating:4.5/5]
The pre-light is spicy. Good draw throughout the smoke. Satisfying construction.
Flavor : [rating:4/5]
The cigar began with a powerful combination of woody and spicy flavors (particularly, white pepper). These flavors remain in the second third, along with rare notes of cocoa – very nice, really. Then, in the last third the Ingenios just gets too strong and rude for me. I prefer having something milder in the end and I got the opposite here. Was disappointed because I was expecting these hints of chocolate to get stronger…
Value : [rating:2.5/5]
Not a very good price/quality ratio. Even if this is a limited edition, I really can’t see why it costs twice more than, for example, Bolivar Inmensas or Sancho Panza Molinos.
Overall Rating : [rating:overall/5]
Can’t really say that “you must spoil before you spin” perfectly applies in this case, but I definitely think that with some more work Trinidad could have produced something more interesting. The Ingenios is a very good start though and I will be waiting for news from their side.