Matilde Limited Exposure No. 2
Matilde Limited Exposure No. 2 delivers refined Dominican elegance in a collectible purple-and-gold banded format. Handcrafted at Tabacalera La Isla, this 7,000-cigar release represents botanical artistry and patient blending. Ideal for collectors who appreciate Dominican craftsmanship and limited releases.
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Matilde Limited Exposure No. 2
Indulge your senses with the Matilde Limited Exposure No. 2—a rare gem from the acclaimed Limited Exposure collection, celebrating the vibrant flora and fauna of the Dominican Republic. This annual release is instantly recognizable by its regal purple-and-gold band and is strictly limited to just 7,000 cigars. Handcrafted at Tabacalera La Isla under the guidance of Hostos Quesada, each toro features a unique Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper and delivers a harmonious, medium-bodied experience with layers of spice, cocoa, coffee, and floral notes.
Key Benefits & Features
- Annual, small-batch release—only 7,000 cigars crafted for No. 2 edition
- Standout purple and gold band inspired by Dominican biodiversity
- Handmade at Tabacalera La Isla under Hostos Quesada
- Medium-bodied toro (6″ x 50) for a balanced, ample smoke
- Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper for lively spice and rich aroma
- Dominican H200 binder with fillers of Criollo ’98, Corojo, HVA, Piloto Cubano
- Notes of baking spice, licorice, coffee, caramel, citrus, nuts, dark chocolate, floral, and leather
- Excellent construction and refined complexity—praised for consistent burn and draw
Detailed Description
Matilde Limited Exposure No. 2 is a celebration of Dominican craftsmanship and creative blending. The nuanced blend begins with a milk-chocolate brown Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper that delivers distinct, lively spiciness. Dominican binder and a carefully selected filler mix create a balanced core, evolving through waves of baking spice, licorice, roasted coffee, caramel, and dark chocolate—accented by subtle floral and leather undertones throughout the smoke.
The profile offers an engaging retrohale with raisin, peanut brittle, and cayenne. Each draw transitions smoothly: cream and wood intermingle with spice, cocoa, and notes of Nutella. The experience is consistently medium-bodied and beautifully constructed, with a slow, even burn, creamy finish, and satisfying ash. Boxed in 20s, the No. 2 is a perfect pairing for an evening unwind or celebratory occasion, and its approachable strength invites both seasoned aficionados and newer enthusiasts.
Specifications
| Release Number | No. 2 |
|---|---|
| Production Color | Purple band with gold accents |
| Year | 2022 |
| Vitola | Toro (6″ x 50) |
| Box Count | 20 |
| Total Production | 7,000 cigars |
| Strength | Medium |
| Country of Origin | Dominican Republic |
| Wrapper Origin/Leaf | Ecuador/Corojo |
| Binder | Dominican H200 |
| Filler | Dominican Criollo ’98, Corojo, HVA, Piloto Cubano |
| Factory | Tabacalera La Isla |
Summary
Box Count: 20
Region: Dominican Republic
Strength: Medium
Binder: Dominican H200
Wrapper: Ecuadorian Corojo
Filler: Dominican Criollo ’98, Corojo, HVA, Piloto Cubano
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Matilde Limited Exposure No. 2 special?
It’s a rare, annual release with only 7,000 cigars, featuring Dominican artistry and unique Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper.
What is the strength and size?
Medium body; toro format (6″ x 50) for a classic, substantial experience.
What flavors dominate the profile?
Baking spice, cocoa, coffee, caramel, licorice, citrus, nuts, floral and leather, with a creamy, balanced finish.
Who makes this cigar?
Handmade at Tabacalera La Isla under the supervision of Hostos Quesada.
What is the ideal pairing?
Coffee, dessert wines, or an evening pour; pairs well with creamy and spicy foods.
How is the construction and burn?
Excellent—consistent draw, slow burn, and great ash retention according to reviews.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes, the medium body and layered flavors are approachable and engaging for all levels.
How many come in a box?
Packaged in boxes of 20, each cigar proudly banded in purple and gold.
| Selection | Box – Toro 6 x 50, 5 Pack – Toro 6 x 50, Single – Toro 6 x 50, Box – Robusto 5 x 50, 5 Pack – Robusto 5 x 50, Single – Robusto 5 x 50, Box – Lonsdale 6 x 42, 5 Pack – Lonsdale 6 x 42, Single – Lonsdale 6 x 42 |
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DC (verified owner) –
Compared to the No. 1, I found the Matilde Limited Exposure No. 2 to be a more flavorful and enjoyable smoke. The No. 2 offered a creamy medium-bodied profile with hints of spice and leather, delivering a richer experience than the earthier No. 1. The construction remained excellent, with a consistent burn and ample smoke production. This cigar is a great choice for those seeking a balanced yet flavorful medium-bodied smoke.
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Anonymous (verified owner) –
I enjoyed this cigar very much . First of all this lonsdale is right in my wheelhouse for favorite vitola to smoke. From this I get nice earthiness, slight spice and leather. Construction is good but draw was a tad tight for me but that’s a personal preference thing. The flavors were solid on this and I would absolutely smoke this again. This gave me about 1hr and 32 minutes on smoking time. The price on these are insanely good. Love that oxford has these to try!
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mhatz (verified owner) –
I’m still exploring this brand but have enjoyed a few offerings from Matilde in the past.
The limited exposure no. 2 has a milk chocolate brown wrapper with subtle grit to touch. This Lonsdale size has a nice draw that delivers a solid amount of smoke with each draw.
It takes a few puffs before the true flavors settle in. Tobacco, light leather, and white pepper on the retro. The finish has a slightly sweet and sour note that quickly fades. Burn remains razor sharp throughout the smoke. The finish transitions to a creamy cedar that is quite enjoyable. These are solid for the price point, I’d recommend a fiver at the very least.
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Eddy (verified owner) –
The corojo wrapper turned out to be too spicy for my tastebuds. I could only keep going with constant slip of cola. The flavor profile is definitely engaging but the overall body is a bit too much for me to handle.
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Lou Cross (verified owner) –
I enjoyed the Matilde Limited Exposure No. 2 cigar in the lonsdale size. The cigar features a combination of an Ecuadorian medium brown corojo wrapper with its binder and filler tobaccos from the Dominican Republic. The dominant flavors throughout the smoke were baking spices, light roast coffee, cocoa, and hints of Nutella.
The flavor profile is medium plus, but are perfectly balanced, with no one flavor overpowering the others. The strength of the cigar starts out strong and ends lighter, resulting in a solid medium strength cigar.
The burn is smooth and even, with a nice ash that holds on for a good amount of time. The construction is top-notch, with no soft spots or imperfections in the wrapper.
Overall, the Matilde Limited Exposure No. 2 cigar in the lonsdale size is a must-try for anyone looking for a high-quality smoke with complex and well-balanced flavors. It’s a perfect choice for a relaxing evening or a celebratory occasion.
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445856510 (verified owner) –
The ignition turned out to be a very heavy pepper, and the graininess was obvious. After a few bites, the cream and woody aroma come in, and there is a lot of Minican style here. The front side is very rich – floral, fruity, a little cocoa and earthy, and the aroma is amazing. Apart from a slightly jerky aftertaste, there are basically no drawbacks. I thought the beginning was the peak, but I didn’t expect the middle section to be more prosperous: the pepper stimulation completely subsided, and the jerky taste became a very comfortable return. Other flavors don’t change much, with a bit of spices, more nutty chocolate and a little roasted cereal. Irritation and astringency disappear, making the original taste pure and beautiful. The tail section continues the original taste, the chocolate becomes heavier, some tar comes out, the taste becomes bitter but the aroma remains good. The strength of the whole eggplant is okay, it should be noted that the overall sweetness is low.
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Justin White (verified owner) –
Nice distinct corojo flavor. Spicy but not overpowering. I will smoke this again.
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