Matilde Limited Exposure No. 1
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Matilde Limited Exposure No.1 is blended with a combination of four Dominican fillers, and a Dominican binder and finished with a Mexican wrapper from San Andres, which yields a medium body with a perfect balance of sweetness and spices with flavors reminiscent of dark chocolate and caramel. Only 250 boxes of 20 count were produced.
Strength: Medium Bodied
Country: Dominican Republic
Binder: Dominican Republic
Filler: Dominican Republic Piloto, Corojo, HVA
Wrapper Origin: Mexico
Wrapper Leaf: San Andres
Box Count: 20
| Sizes | Box – Toro 6 x 50, 5 Pack – Toro 6 x 50, Single – Toro 6 x 50, Box – Lonsdale 6 x 42, 5 Pack – Lonsdale 6 x 42, Single – Lonsdale 6 x 42 |
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rbk5438 (verified owner) –
I like most of what Matilde does. Love the skip barber Connecticut, love the limited exposure no.2. I was really looking forward to trying this. From this I got baking spice, almonds and a cedar note as well. The cigar smoked really good. Construction was great…. No issues there. I didn’t have a ton of expectations with this but it was pretty delicious and I was pleasantly surprised at how I liked this. Would definitely smoke again!
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DC (verified owner) –
While I was expecting a sweeter profile based on some reviews, the dominant notes leaned more towards earth and wood. There were hints of spice, but the overall sweetness was subtle. The construction was solid, with a good burn. While it wasn’t a standout for me, it’s a decent option for those who enjoy earthier cigars.
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yrk30346 (verified owner) –
For someone who isn’t a huge cigar smoker this is one I thoroughly enjoyed to the very end. The taste, though mild, was pleasant and did not turn bitter at the end. The aroma was not overpowering, and my mouth didn’t taste like formaldehyde for the rest of the day like with some cigars. This one definitely makes it to my favorites list
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Lou Cross (verified owner) –
I have had a few Matilde cigars in the past, albeit they were the larger sizes and soft box pressed from what I remember. They were good but didn’t warrant a repeat buy as they were either too mild, or didn’t offer flavors that were in my wheelhouse in the formats that I tried. After Lucas and James raved about this one, I gave it a shot. I am glad that I did. This ‘Limited Exposure’ was definitely a surprise to my palate. The 6×50 toro, round parajo was in stock so I placed an order for a 5’er and have already smoked through 3 of them. This cigar offered a medium-bodied smoke, with notes of dried fruits and a subtle clove note every few puffs. There was some pepper on the retro hale but it was not too overpowering. It mellowed after the first third and had lots of smoke, a tight white ash. Definitely changed my opinion of Matilde cigars. I would definitely buy again.
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Justin White (verified owner) –
Peppery and earthy, with a long finish of chocolate and raisin. Good construction.
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John Griep (verified owner) –
The San Andres wrapper and DR binder and filler delivers a unique smoking experience. Peppery start but smooths out after the first 20min.
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Thiago A Ferreira (verified owner) –
The wrapper from mexico gave the cigar an exceptional flavor, but I recommend keeping it into the humidor for a few months to see the evolution of aging.
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