Edgar Julian Monovarietal line focuses on one specific leaf variety. In the case of the Corojo version (there is also a Habano version available), it is Dominican Corojo.
The blend consists of a Dominican Corojo wrapper and binder. The filler is made up of Corojo Viso Navarette, Corojo Medio Tiempo Villa Gonzalez, Corojo Lgero Penula. The Dominican puro is sold in 10-ct boxes.
The cigar is dressed in an oily Colorado-colored wrapper. The construction is good.
- Country of Origin: Dominican Republic
- Size: 44 x 152 mm (6″)
- Wrapper: Dominican Corojo
- Binder: Dominican Corojo
- Filler: Dominican
- Price: $ 8.5| € –
Edgar Julian Monovarietal Corojo Petite Belicoso: the cold draw reveals vegetal and cedarwood aromas. The opening releases vegetal and spicy notes, which recall white pepper.
The first third of the smoke continues with the vegetal notes and the spices, with the white pepper being the protagonist. The strength is light-medium (2/5).
The flavor profile is confirmed in the middle third, and the white pepper becomes even more pronounced. The strength increases a little (2.5/5).
In the final third, there is no significant change in terms of aromas. Only a hint of walnut is added to the finish. Also, the strength is stable (2.5/5).
Overall, the Edgar Julian Monovarietal Corojo Petite Belicoso delivers a rather contained flavor profile. Despite that, the aromas are intense, and the smoke is enjoyable.