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dave · 03-09-2012, 08:26 AM

What size Tierra del Sol Maduro did you get, Shop?

It is a funny line of cigars. I cannot get halfway thru a nattie.

I've tried every size of maduro and there's big differences. The 50 RG's (DC, Church) aren't bad, but don't burn very well and are a bit plain. The fatties (toro and torp) burn great, but again don't taste like much.
The corona maduro, however, can be a real jewel. Sometimes you get lighter wrappers that are more like the nats, and very plain. The darkest corona maduro are very sweet and very rich, while being just on the mild side of medium. Lots of sweet cocoa and they make a great morning cigar - especially at a buck per.

03-09-2012, 08:26 AM	#10
dave Have My Own Room Join Date: May 2011 First Name: Dave Location: Northern VA Posts: 1,180 Trading: (15)	Re: Perdomo Fresco Maduro vs. 826 Slow Aged Maduro What size Tierra del Sol Maduro did you get, Shop? It is a funny line of cigars. I cannot get halfway thru a nattie. I've tried every size of maduro and there's big differences. The 50 RG's (DC, Church) aren't bad, but don't burn very well and are a bit plain. The fatties (toro and torp) burn great, but again don't taste like much. The corona maduro, however, can be a real jewel. Sometimes you get lighter wrappers that are more like the nats, and very plain. The darkest corona maduro are very sweet and very rich, while being just on the mild side of medium. Lots of sweet cocoa and they make a great morning cigar - especially at a buck per.