El Septimo Michelangelo perfecto is not particularly complex and the flavors you feel at the beginning are the same until the end. The flavors are unique in a way that is extremely difficult to explain, the closest I can come is that they feel incredibly clean in a way that is rarely felt. The cigar is perfect for moments when you want to enjoy a luxurious cigar without putting all your focus on feeling the taste experience. The body that is medium on the verge of full makes it suitable for the slightly more experienced aficionados. Despite the lack of complexity, I think it is a bit underpriced when compared to what you get. There are an incredible number of cigars in the same price class that do not provide the same quality in construction and taste experience, A cigar I would consider paying a little more for to smoke again.
Score: 85
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