@jlmarta said:
Maduro means “mature” or “ripe”. It’s been through an aging process and can be Connecticut, Habano, or otherwise. If a person visits the page at Neptune Cigars for Davidoff Primeros, you’ll see options of these and other leaves that have been aged by the Maduro process.
That’s what I mean when I say I’m looking for Maduro. The leaf description needs to say it’s Maduro…. I’d actually like to find a Maduro Davidoff that’s a bit larger than the Primeros but Davidoff doesn’t show any on any of the sites I’ve looked at…
Just because the leaf is a dark color doesn’t necessarily mean it’s Maduro….
Hope this helps…..
Yep, and maybe Davidoff stays away from the term intentionally because of a corporate mindset where they might believe that
they age ALL of their tobacco appropriately
Over fermenting tobacco is not appropriate
the term is widely incorrectly used in the industry to mean strong, which isn't part of their portfolio
the term doesn't fit their heritage
Or something else. Just a theory. Of course, they DO have the single offering you found, yet they don't seemingly make it anymore? Maybe a test run? Maybe focus groups or sales were lagging?
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Yep, and maybe Davidoff stays away from the term intentionally because of a corporate mindset where they might believe that
Or something else. Just a theory. Of course, they DO have the single offering you found, yet they don't seemingly make it anymore? Maybe a test run? Maybe focus groups or sales were lagging?
Davidoff is about to release their regional additions. I don’t know yet if any of those will be a maduro.
Avo still has some of their 30 years Maduro around.