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neoflex 11-12-2008 01:22 PM

Oliva V Maduro
 
Ordered some Oliva V Maduros along with some of the reg Oliva Vs. Did anyone else notice that there is not much difference between the wrapper colors? If it were not for the band and the fact that I already had some V torps for size comparison on hand I would swear they did not send me Maduros. I do have a couple Double Robustos from an earlier release that have a much lighter wrapper but the new stuff was tough to tell a diference.

Stogieboy 11-12-2008 03:53 PM

Re: Oliva V Maduro
 
I recently acquired some of the Oliva V maduros and found them to be distinctly darker.

loki 11-12-2008 04:06 PM

Re: Oliva V Maduro
 
maduro doesn't always mean a dark wrapper

groogs 11-12-2008 04:14 PM

Re: Oliva V Maduro
 
The oliva V Maduros I have look darker. They are also more full bodied than the original V.

Anthem 11-12-2008 06:56 PM

Re: Oliva V Maduro
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by loki (Post 65886)
maduro doesn't always mean a dark wrapper

I agree, I received some Padron 3000 Maduros and they seemed lighter than than the 2000 Maduros that I had previously ordered. I'm expecting some V maduros and also some V naturals by the end of the week. I will try to post some pictures once they come in and we'll see if there is a difference.

Darrell 11-12-2008 07:00 PM

Re: Oliva V Maduro
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by loki (Post 65886)
maduro doesn't always mean a dark wrapper

I disagree. Every Maduro I have and have seen (I work in a B&M) is significantly darker than other wrappers. Granted their are some dark Crillo wrappers, Maduros are always darker than others IMO.

loki 11-12-2008 07:02 PM

Re: Oliva V Maduro
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Darrell (Post 66283)
I disagree. Every Maduro I have and have seen (I work in a B&M) is significantly darker than other wrappers. Granted their are some dark Crillo wrappers, Maduros are always darker than others IMO.

disagree all you care to but the fermentation of a wrapper into a maduro often leads to a darker wrapper then a non-maduro wrapper. However this is not always the case. In addition the factory will always select cigars for a box that have a similar color to the wrapper in order to assure a uniform box presentation.

renton20 11-12-2008 07:20 PM

Re: Oliva V Maduro
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Darrell (Post 66283)
I disagree. Every Maduro I have and have seen (I work in a B&M) is significantly darker than other wrappers. Granted their are some dark Crillo wrappers, Maduros are always darker than others IMO.

I think that you are right for the most part but that there are some definite exceptions. The main one that comes to mind is the partagas black. It has one of the darkest wrappers I have seen, darker than most maduros, and yet it is not a maduro itself. :2

BengalMan 11-12-2008 07:20 PM

Re: Oliva V Maduro
 
This is a natural maduro wrapper, not dyed or "black". Some did end up lighter than others, but all are a "maduro".

Sauer Grapes 11-12-2008 10:45 PM

Re: Oliva V Maduro
 
Mean D. The davidoff maduros really aren't any darker than the naturals.


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