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Maduro Lancero First I'd like to say that everyone's palate is going to be different so the art of enjoying cigars is subjective to each individual's tastes. I favor cigars in the mild-to-medium then medium-to-full range. I specifically look for those in between ranges & neglect the mild only, or full bodied only strengths. I've tried full bodied cigars but tend to avoid too strong of a blend. These are kind of hidden gems but I can guess that they'd be a "hit & miss". My bundle of twenty had about six that weren't the best constructed or put together but the other fourteen were looking pretty good. Now, that's not to say the six were falling apart or broken, they were just had a little too much pronounced or prominent veins. As far as the strength goes it's listed as medium-to-full but I'd say it's actually no stronger than a medium strength cigar. The flavor is kind of lacking for a Nicaraguan type of puro(if it's considered that?) I usually buy all my cigars with some kind of Nicaraguan tobacco in the ingredients & I can smell the strain of tobacco that is the typical aroma of Nicaraguan cigars, but I really don't get a whole lot of Nicaraguan flavors. It just had a plain run of the mill leathery cigar flavor, but I kind of like that it was very easy to smoke without straining myself on a tight draw. It put out plenty of smoke & the burn was razor sharp & I never had to fix the burn. I was actually surprised because I took a chance on a bundle that I thought I was going to give out a bunch of crappy free stogies at a backyard bbq, but I think I'm going to be greedy & keep these easy on the palate cigars for myself. I'd definitely recommend taking a chance on a bundle, at $2 a stick you really can't go wrong. 5 5 1
Maduro Lancero Everyone's palate is different so these feel more like a "Full Bodied" blend. Peppery, leathery & slight floral notes are what I taste. Maybe for those who like a bolder taste, but not for me. 3 5 1
Maduro Lancero Perfect Choice 4 5 1
Maduro Lancero I have been smoking a lot of lancero cigars lately. I love the slim, but long cigars that do not fill your mouth but are sized enough to give a long smoke. My go to $10.-$12. lancero cigars have been the Qusada 1974, CAO Maduro, and Tatuaje. Other lancero cigars in CA are over $18. each... Not do able. But these are special occasion cigars. I have tried many other bundled or even small boutique company cigars in the $40.-$70. per box/bundle and overall, I like these Nicaragua Overruns the best. The lancero size is not a popular size so finding any lower priced cigar is limited. While for some reason, the first stick right out of the bundle that I smoked immediately was peppery and near full and not overwellming taste wise. After a day or two in my humidor the profile changed completely. Now I am sure being overruns the taste might vary from one cigar to the next, but so far, the next three I smoked were very good, almost as good as some Cubans I've had. The taste is med. full, slight peppery, but with a pronounced sweetness on exhale. No, not a fake infused "flavored" sweetness, but a natural subtle flavor of tobacco Toasty sweet is what I like about good Cubans, and these cigars come close. Construction wise, they had a good draw, wrapper was a bit rough, but didn't unravel. The cigar had an inch ash before dropping off but it was very delicate. Here are my main, but minor issues: The cigars are 7 inches, not the traditional 7.5 (I am not sure of the ring guage, but maybe closer to 36) They don't have pigtail caps like the photo. They burn even, but fast, maybe a 30-40 minute smoke. I think the normal price is too high. My first bundle I got had a 40% discount so $29. My second bundle I could only find a 25% discount so $36. When you add the minimum $8.99 shipping and tax they would be without discounts almost $60. As good as they are, I would only buy when on sale. Otherwise a very, very good bargain cigar in a rare size. I also wish they had other wrapper choices like Habano and Corojo. 4 5 1
Maduro Lancero These are Royal Jamaican Rey del Rey (SPJAR35) are my favorites. These are nice, long lanceros: long an sort of thin. Decent, long smoke with a HEAVY flavor--but they don't make me dizzy. I LOVE cigars that are full bodied, but I get sick easily. Not with these, or the SPJAR35 Jamaicans. I find that Nicaraguan cigars have huge, heavy flavor WITHOUT the sick feeling afterward. These are great for a lunch break at work. 5 5 1
Maduro Lancero Good value, low price, fast delivery. Medium to full body. Rich flavor. Occasional draw issues but lancero is a very difficult roll. 5 5 1

Nicaraguan Overruns

Maduro Lancero 7 × 38 NOVML

Please note: Sizes do vary for these cigars and may not match the size specified on the website due to the fact that they are overruns.

A dark, maduro wrapper covers well-aged filler tobaccos from Nicaragua creating a bold and powerful Cuban style smoke. Our Nicaraguan Maduro Lancero cigars are one of our best-kept secrets. These cigars came from a very renowned manufacturer who has decided to remain anonymous. When you buy cigars online, be sure to add these budget friendly 7 x 38 smokes to your cart. They may be one the finest 20-count bundled sticks that we ever got our hands on. We’ll let you decide that!
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38

Parejo

Nicaragua

Nicaragua

Nicaragua

Nicaragua

Medium - Full

Maduro

Bundle of 20

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