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Kreth · 10-26-2009, 05:53 PM

A while back, I started a thread asking for suggestions on cigars to try next. Dunkel sent me several of his low-cost favorites to try, one of which was the Sol Cubano Maduro, a value line from Oliva. I loved it, and they have become part of my regular rotation. So when I saw the SCCCs on cbid, I snagged a 5er to try.

Humidor time: 3 weeks

Prelight: Well constructed, with minimal veins. Prelight draw is moderate, tasting of cedar.

Burn: The burn was very straight. Ash was solid and held on well. Draw was moderate. The burn time was about 75 minutes.

Flavor: Cedar, a hint of citrus, and a nice spice finish; but very creamy. The last third added coffee.

Summary: Another great value smoke. I've seen 5ers regularly go for $7 on cbid.
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10-26-2009, 05:53 PM	#1
Kreth Ronin smoker Join Date: Jan 2009 First Name: Jeff Location: Oneonta, NY Posts: 3,620 Trading: (14)	Sol Cubano Cuban Cabinet No. 1 A while back, I started a thread asking for suggestions on cigars to try next. Dunkel sent me several of his low-cost favorites to try, one of which was the Sol Cubano Maduro, a value line from Oliva. I loved it, and they have become part of my regular rotation. So when I saw the SCCCs on cbid, I snagged a 5er to try. Humidor time: 3 weeks Prelight: Well constructed, with minimal veins. Prelight draw is moderate, tasting of cedar. Burn: The burn was very straight. Ash was solid and held on well. Draw was moderate. The burn time was about 75 minutes. Flavor: Cedar, a hint of citrus, and a nice spice finish; but very creamy. The last third added coffee. Summary: Another great value smoke. I've seen 5ers regularly go for $7 on cbid. Posted via Mobile Device