Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Corona Maduro

[nativetexan_1]

ROTT, so take this with a grain of salt. I understand that new smokes often are shipped over-humidified, but I just have to try one when they come in.

5.2x43 maduro.

Box press - not my favorite, but that's a personal thing.

Nice looking cigar. Got them on the cheap from CBId ($1.01 each, including shipping, or their share of a total order). Then I lit it.

The draw was a bit tight, it burned very crooked (had to be straightened several times, including 2 total relights and a tunneling problem). Relights and constant straightening are severe problems to me.

The taste was fine. I have no idea of flavors, I just liked it.

After about 40 minutes of this (and only half way through a 5.2 inch cigar), I just had to throw it out.

Maybe this is what I get with inexpensive purchases. I'll let them sit for a few months and see if they improve.

Overall, I was dissapointed. On my personal rating scale: 6 out of 10.

[dinoa2]

give it another shot later, I have had this and the natural and liked both. cant describe flavors either but they both had a good taste, think I like the natural more but take another shot at it later.

[GrtndpwrflOZ]

Never had a bad one.
Would reccomend them to anyone looking for an inexpensive cigar.
Try again

[Cigary]

Anything fresh out of the "box" is probably not good idea as the chemistry changes in a cigar in transit,,heat or cold,,,etc. These are really good cigars and after a few months of humi time try them again. One of the best inexpensive cigars out there.

[tx_tuff]

Let them sit, it has been a long time since I had a IT Maduro but I do know they get better with age. Last time I bought a bundle the last one I smoked was the best one.