Diamond Crown Maximus Julius Ceasar Cigar

papichulo · 11-07-2010, 08:05 AM

My good friend Alex aka Green Lantern and I were hanging at his B&M. He honored me by giving me on of these great cigars and purchased an Argentinian wine call Puro Uno, which is a blend of malbec, shiraz and tempranillo grapes. At 14.5% it is an incredibly smooth and tasty wine. Lots of black cherry and vanilla. Back to the cigar it appeared to be a 52 x 7 give or take, with a great prelight aroma of an aged Opus. The first quarter inch was blah and then BAM!! A rich floral marriage of cherries, almonds with a peppery finish that was a result of the Ecuadorian sun grown wrapper. A quarter into my indulgence the cigar wen BLAH. What just happened to me???? I forged through the second quarter of the cigar with nothing significant to report. Once I entered the third quarter I found myself in a smokey disco... The volume of both smoke and flavor turned up!! It continued down to the last inch and the cigar turned south again. Overall a great cigar with an incredible wine!!! Thanks Alex!! As for the cigar itself with time this cigar will be highly prized. Once I get a hold of these I will let them rest for a year or two.

11-13-2010, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by papichulo

My good friend Alex aka Green Lantern and I were hanging at his B&M. He honored me by giving me on of these great cigars and purchased an Argentinian wine call Puro Uno, which is a blend of malbec, shiraz and tempranillo grapes. At 14.5% it is an incredibly smooth and tasty wine. Lots of black cherry and vanilla. Back to the cigar it appeared to be a 52 x 7 give or take, with a great prelight aroma of an aged Opus. The first quarter inch was blah and then BAM!! A rich floral marriage of cherries, almonds with a peppery finish that was a result of the Ecuadorian sun grown wrapper. A quarter into my indulgence the cigar wen BLAH. What just happened to me???? I forged through the second quarter of the cigar with nothing significant to report. Once I entered the third quarter I found myself in a smokey disco... The volume of both smoke and flavor turned up!! It continued down to the last inch and the cigar turned south again. Overall a great cigar with an incredible wine!!! Thanks Alex!! As for the cigar itself with time this cigar will be highly prized. Once I get a hold of these I will let them rest for a year or two.

The flavors of the cigar and wine sound like a great pair

11-14-2010, 02:08 PM

good review. i've had the diamond crown maximus #4 i believe it was. it was a bit shorter than the 7 incher your talking about here. it was 6 tops. but it was amazing from pretty much start to finish. i got for a steal too. the local cigar shop i had been going to wasnt supposed to sell it, cuz it was the owners personal box. they didnt know how to price it soo they charged me 7 bux for it. great smoke and i was pissed when they would'nt sell me another one, especially after the money i spent there.

11-07-2010, 08:05 AM	#1
papichulo Diablo Canoso Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Burque Posts: 344 Trading: (2)	Diamond Crown Maximus Julius Ceasar Cigar My good friend Alex aka Green Lantern and I were hanging at his B&M. He honored me by giving me on of these great cigars and purchased an Argentinian wine call Puro Uno, which is a blend of malbec, shiraz and tempranillo grapes. At 14.5% it is an incredibly smooth and tasty wine. Lots of black cherry and vanilla. Back to the cigar it appeared to be a 52 x 7 give or take, with a great prelight aroma of an aged Opus. The first quarter inch was blah and then BAM!! A rich floral marriage of cherries, almonds with a peppery finish that was a result of the Ecuadorian sun grown wrapper. A quarter into my indulgence the cigar wen BLAH. What just happened to me???? I forged through the second quarter of the cigar with nothing significant to report. Once I entered the third quarter I found myself in a smokey disco... The volume of both smoke and flavor turned up!! It continued down to the last inch and the cigar turned south again. Overall a great cigar with an incredible wine!!! Thanks Alex!! As for the cigar itself with time this cigar will be highly prized. Once I get a hold of these I will let them rest for a year or two. __________________ it is all about the onion

11-14-2010, 02:08 PM	#3
lyle23 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Diamond Crown Maximus Julius Ceasar Cigar good review. i've had the diamond crown maximus #4 i believe it was. it was a bit shorter than the 7 incher your talking about here. it was 6 tops. but it was amazing from pretty much start to finish. i got for a steal too. the local cigar shop i had been going to wasnt supposed to sell it, cuz it was the owners personal box. they didnt know how to price it soo they charged me 7 bux for it. great smoke and i was pissed when they would'nt sell me another one, especially after the money i spent there.