Flor de Oliva

[oknewb]

I am a big fan of the original and the golds, especially for the cost. I tried the maduro and didn't like it. Has anyone tried the corojo? I couldn't find anything through searching the site, and I thought I would get some opinions before picking up a bundle.

 

[Cigar Penguin]

If you like the origional,a mild with sweetend cap cigar and the gold,also mild,I don't know if you will like the corojo.
It is a stronger cigar with a spicey flavor profile when young and with age,the spice is lost but becomes smoother and sweeter while retaining it's stregnth.

I love the corojo and maduro's.

The maduro gets way sweeter with a few months age,the longer the better.

 

[William Wonkum]

Do all of the Flor de Oliva Original line have the sweetened cap? I just tried my first Flor de Oliva cigar and it was the original petite torpedo. I liked the flavor of the cigar but I have mixed feelings about the sweetened cap.

 

[Cochise]

I love the corojo and maduro as well.

The line is a cheap version of th Gran Habano line.

#1=Gold

#3=Maduro

#5=Corojo

I don't know what advice to give you, the corojo has a great aroma and a full body. Spicy but not as spicy as the Maduro. It seems that the concenus I've seen, prefer Maduro and Corojo to the Gold.

 

[opusXmarco]

These are great smokes for the urge. I pay about $1.23 each at the indian(american)tribal smoke shop.

 

[oknewb]

Do all of the Flor de Oliva Original line have the sweetened cap? I just tried my first Flor de Oliva cigar and it was the original petite torpedo. I liked the flavor of the cigar but I have mixed feelings about the sweetened cap.

I don't know about a sweetened cap on these. I thought they were just normal cigars. Anyway, I picked up a few bundles of these awhile back and I do like the corojo.