Espinosa Knuckle Sandwich Puro Robusto (5×52)

Name: Espinosa Knuckle Sandwich Puro Robusto (5x52)
SKU: A5.09.BX
Price: 257.55 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.25 (8 reviews)

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Rated 4.25 out of 5 based on 8 customer ratings

(8 customer reviews)

Price range: $14.31 through $257.55

Variant: Box of 20

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SKU: N/A Category: Espinosa Knuckle Sandwich Tags: Box-Pressed, Erik Espinosa, Guy Fieri, Habano, Nicaragua, Oscuro, Puro

Summary

Erik Espinosa and Guy Fieri are fresh out of the blending room with an all Nicaraguan blend. This carefully crafted artisan blend features choice Nicaraguan tobaccos in the wrapper, binder, and fillers. The experience offers a flavor profile that’s a full entree with tasting notes of cedar, leather, earth, espresso, cooking spices, and a carefully balanced sweetness. It’s the kind of blend you would expect from a world famous chef… and Erik Espinosa. Watch the full review on Cigars Daily Plus.

Additional information

Weight	0.04 lbs
Dimensions	6.0 × 1.0 × 1.0 in
Variant	Single, 5 Pack, Box of 20
Length In Inches	5
Ring Gauge	52
Shape	Box-Pressed, Robusto
Wrapper	Habano, Nicaragua, Oscuro
Binder	Nicaragua
Filler	Nicaragua
Strength	Medium-Full
Country of Origin	Nicaragua
Cigar Brand	Espinosa, Espinosa Knuckle Sandwich
Approximate Smoking Time	60-90 Minutes

Customer Reviews

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Great cigar. I found quite a bit of peppery spice on the retro hale which I like. Smooth flavor and burn. One of my favorite of this line.

Great cigar. Perfect strength for me.

This is one of my favorite sticks. A must have for the humidor.

“Second Time’s the Charm” Tried another Knuckle Sandwich Puro last night and actually enjoyed it more than the first. The blend still carries that bold character Guy Fieri hyped up—like it was dipped in donkey sauce and rolled in swagger—but this time it landed better. Maybe it just needed a little humidor time to settle in. The first one didn’t quite hit Flavortown, but the second was a much smoother ride. Glad I gave it another shot.

Was excited to try this one as I like the original knuckle sandwich line. Got 2, one to test and one to rest. The first stick was ok but not my favorite. See how the second goes after some time resting.

It’s not bad definitely has some spice and earthy notes.

This honestly reminds me of the Plasencia Alma Fuerte. More specifically the toro does. But this is right up there just a bit different. But this is a must have.

“Bold, but Not Quite Flavortown” Tried the Knuckle Sandwich Puro with high hopes—Guy Fieri and Erik Espinosa teaming up sounded like a recipe for fireworks. I caught the interview with Guy Fieri where he hyped this cigar like it was dipped in donkey sauce and rolled in charisma. I grabbed two—one to test, one to rest. The first didn’t blow me away, but I’m hoping the second one shines after some humidor time.