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Espinosa Knuckle Sandwich Maduro Toro – H (6×54)
MSRP: $82.10 - $328.38
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Price range: $16.42 through $295.53
Summary
Welcome to Flavortown! The Knuckle Sandwich line is a collaboration between Erik Espinosa and celebrity chef Guy Fieri, and these bad boys are capital T, tasty!ย Fieri, known for TV's Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives, is a longtime cigar lover who is no stranger to amazing flavor! Produced in the legendary AJ Fernandez San Lotano factory,ย the Knuckle Sandwich Maduro features premium Nicaraguan filler and binder and is covered by a oily Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper. This beauty packs a punch, with rich notes of earth, dark chocolate,ย spice, and dried fruit. You could put this thing on a flip-flop and it would still taste good! Grab yourself a Knuckle Sandwich today, and enjoy your time in Flavortown!Additional information
| Weight | 0.06 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 5.0 × 1.0 × 1.0 in |
| Variant | Single, 5 Pack, Box of 20 |
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| Wrapper | Ecuadorian Sumatra |
| Binder | Nicaragua |
| Filler | Nicaragua |
| Country of Origin | |
| Cigar Brand | Espinosa Knuckle Sandwich |
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Customer Reviews
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digger1886โ
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High on my list of favorites.
Jesg71334โ
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I wonโt be writing a long paragraph of a review but if your into maduros and full strength cigars this one is hands down one of my favorites
Woodstigerโ
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Just purchased another box of this.Excellent construction,flawless burn.All the flavor notes I love.Espinosa delivers,if it be his celebrity smokes like the knuckle sandwich,or his more budget friendly like the 601โs.Always high quality,always flavor packed.Big fan.
John Vanekโ
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I can confirm the wrapper is oily. The spice lands on the palate in the 2nd part of the cigar. The dark chocolate is ever present. Zero touch ups, plenty of smoke, ash holds up well, flavor comes through at light up, smooth draw, retro is chocolatโee, and a damn fine burn the entire time. I want more!
Bloodhound01โ
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Really good! Iโll end up buying a box. After aging for a few weeks in the humidor Iโm getting tons of leather, cocoa, earth and some nuttiness off of it. Very enjoyable smoke and canโt wait to let the other four age for longer to see how much more they improve! Buy some if you can find it in stock!
TwoChief SplittingMoonโ
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Tonight I smoked the Espinosa Knuckle Sandwich Maduro, and hereโs the run down. Right off the light, the draw is nice and easy, I got some chocolate which quickly dropped off to a lesser rough coco flavor. Thereโs a nutty note, maybe cashew. Slight cedar, leather and earthy, even a dark floral note. The retro hale is a full black pepper punch. Itโs full body, thick meaty yet silky smooth smoke. The strength is med to full in the first third. Iโm also going to vote for full flavor as well, because it is complex. The flavors are coming across my pallet evenly. Itโs also burning evenly, good construction. Into the second third the retro hale has become a jalapeรฑo spice, which is hitting my lips and tongue as well. A slight salt buried deep in the profile. Seems to be burning sort of fast. Full strength with the nicotine now. The coco has dropped off, and Iโm getting a dried fruit note. Seems to be developing into a balanced profile. Still a very spicy aroma in the retro hale. The final third is still giving off some good flavors. The notes are getting darker, the strength is gaining weight. No touch ups, the burn line has been good, needing no attention. Earthiness has picked up a bit in the draw. The retro hale is a real kicker, just spicy hot. It had a long finish throughout. A lot of pepper in this cigar. Good flavor. Overall just a really enjoyable cigar. Iโm giving this 91 points.

































