Rocky Patel Edge Maduro

[symyn]

Had one of these on the drive home the other night and I have to agree with all of you an excellent cigar full of flavor. Probably going to have at least 5 in my humidor at all times.

 

[Lopaka]

They are not bad for a everyday smoke and not expensive at all...I got a few more for my Humi.

 

[AztecKing]

I've enjoyed a couple of these and I think they are a great smoke too. I just found on Coronacigar.com they have them $49.50 a box for the seconds. That's $2.50 each. I might have to buy a box of these based on the comments here. I've been a little scared to try seconds because I just don't know how much difference there is so this helps. I visited their store when I was in Orlando lately and what a place! They have great customer service and speedy delivery too.

 

[ja007]

I tried an Edge Toro natural and I thought it was very good, I then pick up the torpedo in Natural and Maduro and have to say that both had great taste and construction, very smooth and full of flavour. At a price of $3.60 they are a lot better than some cigars I've had that were double the price

 

[Shibumi]

At a price of $3.60 they are a lot better than some cigars I've had that were double the price

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$3.60 for the Edge Missile? I pay between $5-$6 at the local stores.

 

[ja007]

PM sent Shibumi.

 

[Shibumi]

PM sent Shibumi.

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Thanks for the info guys. :thumbs: These have been a great smoke for me, but I find myself smoking less and less due to the rich flavor. It's the kind of smoke I have to have on a full stomach and still be in the mood for that overwhelming perfumed flavor. So a box is too expensive. A single or two a week is within the budget. Anyway thanks again for the PM's.

 

[ja007]

The missles are not as refined as the bigger sizes. Try the bigger sizes, you won't regret it. The price I quoted is for the torps and toros, the missles are cheaper.

 

[TonyDogs]

I just got 10 of these bad boys in. Could not wait had to try one.
I tell ya what not a bad smoke, infact I think it made my everyday smoke list.

Pre-light aroma fair
Construction- good, I really enjoy a smoke that has alittle oil on it
Burn- It burned nice and slow with is a huge plus for me
The burn was not to hot either. Would not say cool burn but very close.
Flavor= was strong with a dark nutty leather taste
Draw= was very good, the one I smoked was alittle dry but still each puff was nice and smooth, with no chaulk like taste.

All in all for the money this is a very good cigar, I would like to thank E-sticks for the review, turned me on to them.

Thats my take
Tonydogs

 

[Neuromancer]

I just got 10 of these bad boys in. Could not wait had to try one.
I tell ya what not a bad smoke, infact I think it made my everyday smoke list.

Pre-light aroma fair
Construction- good, I really enjoy a smoke that has alittle oil on it
Burn- It burned nice and slow with is a huge plus for me
The burn was not to hot either. Would not say cool burn but very close.
Flavor= was strong with a dark nutty leather taste
Draw= was very good, the one I smoked was alittle dry but still each puff was nice and smooth, with no chaulk like taste.

All in all for the money this is a very good cigar, I would like to thank E-sticks for the review, turned me on to them.

Thats my take
Tonydogs

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I just picked up a 5-pack of the RP Edge Maduro Torpedo for $19 ($3.80 each) from Cbid and tried one tonight and it was great...very similar to the RP Vintage 1992 Torpedo that I bought at Macabi for twice the price...very similar...the Vintage 1992 was maybe a little more buttery but both were great...very even burn, in fact, I found the burn was so cool I managed to smoke it to a 1" nub and it still didn't change the flavor or get hot...flavor-wise to me it was more of a nutty-buttery flavor, just not as buttery as the 1992 which is a favorite of mine...very smooth and even throughout the entire smoke...a fantastic bargain...