Spicy Cedar
Montecristo Platinum Series
Montecristo Platinum Series wraps a Dominican core in a San Andrés Cubano (Mexican) leaf, with a Dominican binder and Dominican/Nicaraguan/Peruvian long fillers. Positioned in the medium‑full strength lane, the line delivers cedar and baking spices up front, a coffee‑hickory earthiness underneath, and a thread of black pepper and dried fruit on the finish.
Sizes
- No. 3 (5.5" x 44)
- Robusto (5.0" x 50)
- Rothchilde en Tubo (5.0" x 50)
- Toro (6.0" x 50)
- Churchill en Tubo (7.0" x 50)
- No. 2 (6.125" x 52)
Strength
Medium-Full
Wrapper
San Andrés Cubano
Binder
Dominican
Filler
Dominican, Nicaraguan, and Peruvian
Platinum pushes Montecristo toward a darker, more assertive profile by pairing a San Andrés Cubano wrapper with a Dominican binder and a long‑filler blend of Dominican, Nicaraguan and Peruvian tobaccos; the cigars are manufactured in the Dominican Republic. Smoking around medium‑full rather than the house's usual medium, the line opens on cedar and baking‑spice notes while coffee, hickory and earthy undertones provide weight. Black pepper and occasional cinnamon pop through the midsection, and a modest sweetness of dried fruit rounds the finish. Reviewers note steady construction — even burns, firm packs and reliable draws — the sort of consistent performance seasoned smokers appreciate. Sizes run from No. 3 coronas up to Churchill en tubo, including the signature No. 2; tubed Rothschildes and Churchill formats give the line a slightly more formal, giftable presentation while keeping that peppered, coffee‑forward core.
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Articles & Reviews
Montecristo Platinum Series Rothchilde Tube Review - LM Cigars
A hands-on Rothchilde tube review that focuses on how the San Andrés (Mexican Cubano) wrapper pushes Montecristo into a fuller, spicier profile. The piece calls out firm packing, even burn and the aluminum tube presentation while tracing cedar, coffee and baking‑spice notes through the smoke.
Review: Montecristo Platinum Toro
A Toro review that profiles the Platinum’s flavor balance—hickory and earthy tones with a rising sweet‑fruit note toward the final third—while praising a flawless draw and even burn. The write-up underscores the consistent, factory‑level construction that keeps the flavor progression steady from start to finish.
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