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Macanudo Cigars
A mild cigar with a short, smooth finish, the Macanudo is known for its for its consistency and flavor. It is a straight-forward smoke that is as popular with enthusiasts new to the cigar world as it is popular with veteran aficionados.
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Macanudo Gold Label Cigars
The newest blend in the Macanudo line is the limited-edition Gold Label. It has a unique taste thanks to the use of a rare golden Connecticut shade wrapper. The wrapper are hand-selected from the first and second primings of the specially grown Connecticut crop and are elegantly thin yet remarkable supple.
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Macanudo Maduro Cigars
The Maduro line is not your average maduro – it is one of the mildest manudos on the market, yet it still delivers a rich, complex maduro flavor. The Maduro features double-fermented, Cuban-seed Dominican filler tobaccos and a sweet, dark Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper.
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Macanudo Robust Cigars
The Robust line was developed by master blender Daniel Nunez and introduced in 1998. The Robust blend was developed with the full-flavored smoker in mind. An authoritative cigar to say the least, the Robust features Dominican, Honduran and Nicaraguan filler tobaccos along with a piloto cubano Connecticut binder and a specially aged, dark Connecticut wrapper.
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Macanudo Vintage 1997 Cigars
The Vintage Cabinet Selection of 1997 has been aging for an impressive 10 years in addition to the three-to-four-year aging process needed to manufacture this impressive smoke. Medium-bodied, rich and well-balanced with flavors of cedar and nuts, the Vintage Cabinet Selection is truly worth the wait.
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Macanudo Vintage 2000 Cigars
In 2000, the Connecticut shade harvest yielded one of the finest tobacco crop this century. Only the 6th Vintage harvest since 1971, Macanudo had the foresight to carefully preserve these leaves for extra aging. The Vintage 2000 comes in four sizes, each in their own glass tube for preservation. The result is a premium, classic smoke that is smooth and mild with notes of cedar and leather.
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