my first maduro

muddbugge

I just smoked a Macanudo Maduro. Let me start off by saying I just started smoking cigars. I always loved the smell of cigars and I have had 1 or 2 years ago but this was the second one i have had recently. I had and Xikar on monday but I didn't enjoy it that much. The Macanudo I have to say I did enjoy. I've read the reveiws on here and all I can say is that the flaver was a bit bland especially twoard the end. However, after this smoke I can understand why so many ppl love cigars. I bought padilla top 10 sampler, the salomon sampler, and the 92 rated double stick w/ humidor. Unfortanitly I didn't do enough research on humidors before I placed my order but was told i could put my sticks in a tubaware container with bags they are packed in till the humidor is seasoned. Anyway I'm ramboling but i can't wait more the sticks so i can enjoy another smoke!

firetruckguy

Wecome to the forum my friend. If you have a taist for maduro's then try the NUB maduro. Awesome smoke.

j0z3r

While the Nub maduro does have a very maduro-y taste to it, I'm not a huge fan. One cigar that, to me, really embodies what a maduro is all about is...wait for it...the CAO Anniversary maduro, very smooth, almost creamy smoke with a cedar taste on the end of it. Another good one is the Perdomo Reserve 10th maduro, that one recently became my favorite in the 10th Reserve line, fantastic cigar.

Duder2

Welcome to the forums! I agree with Jozer on the CAO Aniv Maduro. Tried one last week and it was great! I now have 10 resting in the humi for future enjoyment. Tonight I just had my second Perdomo Habano Maduro and it was very good as well, pretty chocolaty, which is a quality i like in a maduro.

lilwing88

Heavy

The first maduro to hook me was a Montesino (by Fuente). Very mild and inexpensive.

cabinetmaker

My first maduro was back in about 1993, it was horrible. I don't remember what it was, but it was awful.

robbyras

cabinetmaker

I have been smoking a lotta A. Fernandez Sig maduros lately, and they are just wonderful for less than $2.50/stick. Nice full flavors, full body, great construction, can't seem to find anything wrong with them

robbyras

cabinetmaker:

I have been smoking a lotta A. Fernandez Sig maduros lately, and they are just wonderful for less than $2.50/stick. Nice full flavors, full body, great construction, can't seem to find anything wrong with them

I've been wondering about those... I LOVE the Habano... so you're sayin I have to buy some? like I HAVE to? you'll have me removed from the boards if I don't buy some? FINE... I'll email the Beard for a 5 pack... i hope you're happy

Dark Roast

My first maduro was a Fuente 858. Very tasty stick.

TatuajeVI

muddbugge

all of these sound great and i can't wait to try them. i just had a Perdomo Habano Maduro tonight that i got in a sampler from ccom and I think I liked it more than the Macanudo cus there seemed to be more flavor.

doromath

Krieg

The Macanduo Maduro was also my first Maduro. I was quite surprised on how sweet it was. I was naive at the time and thought it was gonna be a full bodied cigar. I enjoyed it actually, and still have 3 more in my humi. When your tastes start to want more full bodied smokes, give the Camacho Triple Maduro a try, great cigar or the CAO Mx2.

ironhorse

I really like all the maduros mentioned in the CCOM awards, and I would also like to say that I really like the Cain Maduro. I would put that up there too.

cabinetmaker

The aj Fernandez Sig maddy's a good everyday smoke, but also good enough for a relaxing day ender.

kaspera79

cabinetmaker:

The aj Fernandez Sig maddy's a good everyday smoke, but also good enough for a relaxing day ender.

Fernandez Does A nice job with the Signature, Hey Cabbie, Congrats on the next Post. Be sure to add 1000 Post Club Member to your Resume'

Fourtotheflush

kaspera79:

cabinetmaker:

The aj Fernandez Sig maddy's a good everyday smoke, but also good enough for a relaxing day ender.

Fernandez Does A nice job with the Signature, Hey Cabbie, Congrats on the next Post. Be sure to add 1000 Post Club Member to your Resume'

Oooh, you pulled up cabbie. keep posting. are we not going to hear from you for a couple days now?

dirtylips

Welcome... welcome!   I hate to be the one to tell you this, but joz3r is a little fruity.  If you know what I mean.  Just a warning... he likes to dip his gar in mud.

Dark Roast

dirtylips:

Welcome... welcome!   I hate to be the one to tell you this, but joz3r is a little fruity.  If you know what I mean.  Just a warning... he likes to dip his gar in mud.

Think you need to find another place to fill your time. Good Bye!

dirtylips

Dark Roast:

dirtylips:

Welcome... welcome!   I hate to be the one to tell you this, but joz3r is a little fruity.  If you know what I mean.  Just a warning... he likes to dip his gar in mud.

Think you need to find another place to fill your time. Good Bye!

 

Hey... wha had happened?  You must be busy making maduros.  Nasty fu ckers.

docbp87

ljl

phobicsquirrel

j0z3r:

While the Nub maduro does have a very maduro-y taste to it, I'm not a huge fan. One cigar that, to me, really embodies what a maduro is all about is...wait for it...the CAO Anniversary maduro, very smooth, almost creamy smoke with a cedar taste on the end of it. Another good one is the Perdomo Reserve 10th maduro, that one recently became my favorite in the 10th Reserve line, fantastic cigar.

never had that cao, sounds good.

alienmisprint

kuzi16

ljl

Agree with Kuzi and Alien about Sancho double, MX2 and ITC SF. I have had some Hoyo 1066 dark knights that I have really liked.

docbp87