Cigar Leaf, Perique, & Latakia Blends

[uberam3rica]

I would guess that maduro wrappers use a specific tobacco and then age it.But then again i have no clue. we need kevin to be online. he could tell us whats what

 

[pstlpkr]

LOL! I have heard the term Maduro Wrapper, but that is the extent of my knowledge.

Also there are several jokes in there... But, I'll let sleeping dogs lie. :D

Probably has something to do with the curing method as with Cavendishes.

 

[uberam3rica]

They do use maduro as a filler sometimes. For instance, my buddy got the comancho triple maduro, which has 3 kinds of maduro. It had a maduro wrapper, filler, and the name of the third part eludes me at the moment. But it is all maduro, and is very dark. My buddy said it was very strong

 

[uberam3rica]

I have left over cigar leaf from my fusion lab experiement and I'm tempted to add it to a few of my other smokes.

Do it, it could end up being amazing

 

[uberam3rica]

well this specific cigar was very dark.

 

[matchstickman]

If Latakia and Perique is your thing, Mississippi Mud is a must try! A two ounce tin will usually last me a few weeks, but I went through Mississippi Mud in about 4 days. It was that good!

 

[atuukson]

Key Largo was to complex for my tastebuds, will put it in my cellar and try it agin in a few months or years! :puffpipe:

 

[ichbinmuede]

Key Largo is one of my favourites for the cigar leaf addition blends. So dang tasty. I also get a fine amount of pleasure from C&D's Billy Bud. It's a little simpler than Key Largo but straight forward and good to me.

 

[uberam3rica]

Mississippi Mud is a must try

ive already got some, i just havent opened it

 

[markw4mms]

Key Largo is one of my favourites for the cigar leaf addition blends.

Key largo is a favorite of mine as well, and I can imagine it'll stay in my rotation.

 

[jpberg]

There'e two PipeWorks and Wilke blends you should try - #400 will get your lat/per freak on, and Churchill is a pretty fine cigar blend.