Excalibur Maduro
Just one Connecticut Broadleaf wasn't enough to contain the chocolaty goodness packed into the Hoyo de Monterrey Excalibur Maduro cigar so General Cigar added a second as the binder. The result is an earthy, medium-bodied cigar that it is complex and creamy in all the right ways. The recipient of a Cigar Aficionado top-25 in 2007, this smoke still compares favorably with many of today's popular brands and stands as a preeminent example of a solid, classic Honduran maduro. It certainly doesn't hurt that the three-country filler tobaccos beneath the dual Connies are the direct descendants of the seed Estelo Padron smuggled out of Cuba after the revolution.
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Excalibur Maduro No. I
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Packaging: Single Cigar | MSRP: $11.70 | 15% | Price: $9.90 |
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Packaging: Box of 20 | MSRP: $234.00 | 40% | Price: $139.95 | |||
Excalibur Maduro Epicure - 2007 #8 Cigar of the Year
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Packaging: Box of 20 | MSRP: $214.00 | 40% | Price: $127.95 | ||
Packaging: Single Cigar | MSRP: $10.70 | 15% | Price: $9.10 |