Carlos III Poderoso
Origin: Honduras
Size: 7.00 X 30/60
Wrapper: EMS

From Cigar Weekly:
Carlos III Cigars has manufactured a stylish figurado that conjures up images of earlier times. They've hand-sculpted a line of classic figurado shapes, with a blend of Nicaraguan, Honduran, Mexican, and domestic tobaccos. Named after founder Carleton Edgar Mott III, the Vegas-based company was started up by he and a few other long-time industry veterans. The Poderoso filler is a blend of Nicaraguan Ligero and Honduran Seco. Surprisingly, the binder is from Pennsylvania. The wrapper is a dark Indonesian EMS.

Reviewed by: MrChef
Date:1998
Notes:

This was a really great smoke. Completely different from anything I've tried so far. The taper was huge, from 60 at the foot to 30 at the cap. It started out really mild and then around ¼ of the way down it just exploded. The taste just kept getting bigger and bigger. It changed flavors at least three times. It burned for well over an hour. A really great smoke.