Diamond Crown Maximus review

Glockg23

Diamond Crown Maximus
First I am going to tell you I really like this cigar, for the type that it is.



pyramid No. 3
Size - 6-5/8" x 50 ring
Construction - Near Perfect
Draw - Perfect
Burn- Perfect
Smoke quality - thick and creamy





This tasty blend, is smooth and slightly spicy. Full in flavor but a mild
cigar. The Maximus has hints of nuts, earth, and a very small hint cocoa
and coffee sweetness



I have said it before and I will say it again
The Maximus is a great beginner smoke or early morning smoke





Diamond Crown Maximus for most people I know say
that its not enough bang for the buck.



To me this cigar, at times calls my name. I will almost always
have a Diamond Crown Maximus or 5 in my humidor



this was nubbed but no pic sorry

kaspera79

That one looks good Glock.. Diamond Crown is one I have not tried...Yet. I quess I better get some soon.

gmill880

Yeah me either Kas ....does look good though

j0z3r

I'm one of those that was not thrilled with this cigar...to me, the flavor was lacking and I just can't keep interest in a boring cigar. Different smokes for different folks I suppose.

phobicsquirrel

j0z3r:

I'm one of those that was not thrilled with this cigar...to me, the flavor was lacking and I just can't keep interest in a boring cigar. Different smokes for different folks I suppose.

I liked the first part but it started to get boring for me too. well maybe boring isn't the word, more or less less flavorful. I had the robusto. nice review and the pics were very cool.

alienmisprint

I'm with jozer on this one, I think there are a ton of sticks in the same category that are half the price and alot better.

kuzi16

my only disagreement is that it isnt a good "beginner's smoke"

i mean, one one level (the level you were talkin) it is because it is smooth and enjoyable with no construction issues and is medium in body.
however, a beginner usually will admit to not being able to taste the difference between a $3 cigar and a stick thats $16.50
the new guys will stick to a cigar that is cheaper usually.

they are good though.

bwcarter54

Good review and nice pics. But I liked joz and kuzi's addition to it. Thanks guys for the info.

Glockg23

kuzi16:

my only disagreement is that it isnt a good "beginner's smoke"

i mean, one one level (the level you were talkin) it is because it is smooth and enjoyable with no construction issues and is medium in body.
however, a beginner usually will admit to not being able to taste the difference between a $3 cigar and a stick thats $16.50
the new guys will stick to a cigar that is cheaper usually.

they are good though.

lol
"a beginner usually will admit to not being able to taste the difference between a $3 cigar and a stick thats "

you must hang around with old guys with no taste buds

for all of the price comment makers,
self knighted cigar aficionado judging a cigar buy it's price LMAO hahahaha
your telling me you know the financial situation of all new cigar smokers

Vulchor

I will agree with Kuzi that this can be a pricey stick---especially at 16.50. However, I must say...I have been smoking for about 10 years, and regualrly for about 7. The Robusto Maxiimus which I can tend to get around here right at or a little under 10bucks is a great stick to me. I think of it is medium bodied and creamy with a burn that never gets hot. I am known for being a little "off" on what I am a fan of at times, but I feel this is one of the better sticks to come out of that Fuente/Custa Rey conglomerate.