Named after Edmundo Dantes, hero of Alexandre Dumas’s famous novel “The Count of Montecristo” and rolled in the H.Upmann factory in Havana, the Edmundo was first launched in the Spring of 2004 to universal acclaim. Think of an H.Upmann No.2 torpedo and the flavour and strength are not a great deal different. Not the usual bitter-sweet tangy aftertaste of Montecristo but a mild cigar with an immensely satisfying size, draw and balance.

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Strong and full of flavour this monster of a cigar is a giant in the taste department. Created by master blender Hanky Kellner and rolled at Davidoff’s Tabadom factory, there is nothing missing from this cigar. A Connecticut shade grown Ecuadorian wrapper envelops a mix of no less than four Peruvian and homegrown fillers that are aged over four years. An irresistibly smooth, medium bodied and aromatic cigar that is as good as it is imposing !

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