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Cigar Review: Cain Maduro

By Jesse | October 7, 2009 |

I’ve smoke quite a few of the Cain Maduro over the past month, trying the three different sizes and determining which I liked best and nailing down the flavors. With work finally caught up and taking a week of vacation time to get busy with the site again.

Cain Cigars are made from a blend of straight ligero tobacco from different regions of Nicaragua. The prices range from $5 to $7 a stick at my typical haunt.

The first few minutes on this cigar start out fairly smooth taking a bit for the spice to really kick up. The spiciness is mellowed a bit by the background of leather and some dominant cocoa flavors.

These cigars burn forever, probably one of the slowest burning cigars I’ve smoked in awhile. The 654 I smoked yesterday lasted me over two hours. Granted I was busy and let it go out a couple of times, but even then I was surprised to look down and see how much of the cigar was left to smoke.

The 550 and the 654 are my two favorites of the line. I found the 660’s ring gauge just a bit much and it seemed to have a bit less intensity than the other two sizes I tried.

Right now this is probably my go to maduro/full bodied cigar. A satisfying smoke that I’m hooked on. Available at The Party Source (Call to Order 1-866-78CIGAR).

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