Berger and Argenti Entubar Quad Maduro
Berger and Argenti Entubar has been a much heralded cigar since its release not long ago. A natural extension of that line is a maduro which was released at this years IPCPR show. Here is a segment of the press release describing its release:
“Each deeply aged Nicaraguan filler leaf that comprises the ENTUBAR® QUAD MADURO blend is carefully rolled creating delicate ‘scrolls’ of rich, flavorful tobacco. This age-old method ensures open chambers of air flow from the foot to the head of the cigar. The ligero tobacco, which lends the cigar its unique full body, are bunched independently and then placed into the center of the remaining ‘entubar’ rolled filler blend. This ‘channel’ of ligero tobacco ranges the full length of the cigar and extends ¼†beyond the finished trimmed foot, creating a startlingly unique ‘fuse like’ appearance that assures a superior draw, flawless conical burn with a long white ash, and a myriad of complex flavors channeled directly onto the palate. ENTUBAR® QUAD MADURO is ‘cuadrado’ pressed Habano and comprised of all Cuban-seed Nicaraguan (viso and ligero) and Dominican (seco) fillers, a savory Nicaraguan binder, and skillfully enveloped in a rich, dark Jalapa Valley-grown Maduro wrapper crop aged eight years in seasoned oak barrels.”
This week, I have a good friend of mine, Tom, to help me review this cigar. It is good to get another person’s perspective while reviewing the cigar.
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Gentlemen – I’m glad you enjoyed the QUAD MADURO Corona Macho. The Corona Macho is 4 5/8 x 48 and although a vitola of that size doesn’t ‘change’ like other sizes in the brand, we’re proud of its consistency and complex sweet flavor.
It was a great review – you gotta love it when a set malfunction occurs and you two continue enjoying the cigar…puffing away saying ‘Fuck it’. LOL! That was classic!