Mark Twain
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Asked around and only found one. Why so few? A matter of taste? Tradition? Would like some info and opinions on this subject.
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Why so few Cuban madruos?
- Thread starter Mark Twain
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What's a "madruos" :0
Brian
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Mark Twain
Call me Ishmael.
Here's Johnny
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Time and cost to produce.
for one, there's really no need to make a cuban "maduro". most cuban cigars taste really good, especially the ones wrapped with lighter wrappers. and if you must have a dark wrapper on a cuban cigar then go buy some of the ELs.
bruce
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[quote name='Here's Johnny' post='348790' date='Aug 2 2006, 10:26 AM']
Time and cost to produce.
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This is basically it. But, the maduro wrapper has not really been very popular until recent history, so there wasn't really a need for it. When the maduro started to become more popular, it was not feasible for the Cubans to produce one. There was already a shortage of good wrapper leaf and the extra time it takes to make a true maduro wrapper, combined with a shortage, did not equal success.
Time and cost to produce.
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This is basically it. But, the maduro wrapper has not really been very popular until recent history, so there wasn't really a need for it. When the maduro started to become more popular, it was not feasible for the Cubans to produce one. There was already a shortage of good wrapper leaf and the extra time it takes to make a true maduro wrapper, combined with a shortage, did not equal success.