# E.P. Carrillo La Historia Review #3

I really looked forward to this cigar. By all accounts it should have been a rich, lush, and vibrant puff from beginning to end, a style that E. P. Carrillo is known for, and it did not disappoint. By Sticks-n-Stomez on May 28 2024 3:16:59 PM

- **Cigar:** E.P. Carrillo La Historia
- **Reviewed by:** Sticks-n-Stomez
- **Date:** May 28, 2024
- **Rating:** 5 out of 5
- **Body:** 5 out of 5
- **Flavor:** 5 out of 5
- **Construction:** 5 out of 5
- **Smoked at:** Dallas, TX

## E.P. Carrillo La Historia E-III

I really looked forward to this cigar. By all accounts it should have been a rich, lush, and vibrant puff from beginning to end, a style that E.P. Carrillo is known for, and it did not disappoint. Ernesto has been making cigars for more than 50 years and puts out some exceptional blends.

Size: Churchill 6 7/8 x 54

Filler: Nicaragua

Binder: Ecuador

Wrapper: Mexican San Andres

Country: Dominican Republic

Visual: medium brown, slight brown paper sack feel, tight almost invisible seams, minimal veining, a beautiful double band at the heel and light blue ribbon at the foot.

Nose: hay or grassiness, cedar, and some earthiness

Cold Draw: definite earthiness on the cold draw, a sort of damp earthiness

Light: Cocoa, earth, leather, and some nuttiness

I enjoyed it with a wonderful glass of Blacklands Texas Pecan Brown Sugar Bourbon and it was a great combination.