The interplay of red pepper spice, nuts, buttered toast and baking spices at various parts of the cigar was enjoyed quite a bit. However, the dryness that took over within the final third was the only miss. Even saying this, I prefer the Crux Epicure Short Salomone over the Robusto because the build ups and transitions are worth it over the dryness.
As with each of the previous two releases, this is also a limited edition. However, Crux Cigars has increased the production of this release to 1000 10-count boxes. The cigar continues to feature their proprietary Engañoso wrapper leaf that was originally secured in 2012.
Crux Cigars is proud to announce the widespread release of the Crux Epicure. Beginning this week, they are shipping to retail partners throughout the country.
In the case of the Crux Epicure Robusto, it is a bolder, straight forward and tasty flavor profile that can be enjoyed any time of the day. Have no hesitation in buying these.
There is something truly special about the Engañoso wrapper. Knowing it's limited availability, don't snooze on these as when they are gone, you'll be SOL and will be crying in the corner. Simply delicious.
Originally announced at the 2016 IPCPR Show, few have had an opportunity to sample the Crux Epicure. It’s promise of a sophisticated creamy experience with notes of crème brulee has been tempting premium cigars smokers for the past year.
Crux Cigars announced they are introducing a new No. 4 size to the Crux Du Connoisseur line up, measuring 5.375 x 46.
The Limitada IPCPR 2017 is 5 x 52 and finished with a box-press and Marblehead cap. Available in 10-count boxes that will carry a retail price of $109.90 Final production to be determined.
The company will increase the production for 2017 of this highly rated cigar from 750 to 1,000 10-count boxes made available for order with the beginning of the IPCPR Show in Las Vegas, July 10-14.