Montosa Short Robusto

Vasily 3 March 2022

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Montosa Short Robusto

Montosa Short Robusto with the orange anilla. I tested three of them. It is very light and well suited to beginners in the world of cigars. It has very nice and subtle flavours and is also an uncomplicated smoke for advanced smokers. In Switzerland, Carlos Andrés' importer Cigarmundi GmbH is delighted with this brand. You can find out more about the cigar in the 60-second clip - enjoy!

https://vimeo.com/682733668

Fact sheet of the cigar

NEW in Switzerland, Format: Short Robusto
- Length: 102 mm
- Ring: 53
- Previous formats in Switzerland: Robusto, Toro, Churchill
Tobacco:
- Wrapper leaf: Connecticut Ecuador
- Outer leaf: Mexico Sumatra
- Inlay: Criollo Dom. Republic / Java
Strength: 1/5
Production: Hand-rolled long-filler cigar
Recommended acclimatisation: 2 days with cellophane in the humidor
Price: Status March 2022
- CHF 6.40 / box of 20 CHF 128.00
- EUR 3.70 / box of 20 EUR 74.00

Montosa Short Robusto — The Connecticut wrapper leaf comes from Ecuador. I love these wrapper leaves!

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Vasily

I am the editor of Zigarren.Zone and origin-of-cigar.com. Since 1995, I have been deeply involved with cigars – not just as a luxury item, but as a craft, a cultural asset and a fascinating natural product. With Zigarren.Zone, I have deliberately moved away from the traditional language of flavour descriptions. I’m not interested in what a cigar reminds me of. I’m interested in what the tobacco itself has to say. That’s why I explain connections in an accessible way, observe rather than judge, and prioritise knowledge over marketing. As well as my articles, I produce documentary films and video reports about cigars, their origins and the people behind them. My aim is simple: to explain cigars in an accessible way – independently and with respect for the tobacco.

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