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I got a box of Hybrid Robustos and would like to trade some for another of the Padilla cigars.



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What are you looking for, maduro's, Claro, Miami Blend? or a different Vitola in the Hybrid?


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I'm looking to try any of the others Maduro's, Claro, Miami Blend.



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I think we all would like to try some of the Miami blends. Big Grin
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Never smoked Miami Blend, but thinking about reordering another box of Hybrid's. This time might try Robusto, last one was Churchill.
Yesterday smoked last Maduro, after 7- month aging draw actually improved a little.


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I dont know why but the Maduros are a B!tch, they just dont have the topnotch construction of the Hybrids or Claros.


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I dont know why but the Maduros are a B!tch, they just dont have the topnotch construction of the Hybrids or Claros.

You remember Stoge, that conversation about Maduro, which I started long time ago? Those were not the same quality as Hybrid. First time I got them I had a horrible experience with draw. My mouth was dry and I end up with a huge headache. Well after that conversation I never touched them and let them seat in my humidor. After 7-8 month I did smoke them and they actually improved a little, but not enough that I would buy a box and enjoy smoking them. I rather pay a little more and get TTT Maduro, which I enjoy very much.
Hybrid is completely different story, every time I used to light that Churchill size I smoked them till my fingers start burning.
Thats how good they are. Maduro is a big disappointment.


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I definately like the Hybrid alot more than the maduro, and the miami blend is amazing. I just looked at the prices at cigarsinternational and they went up like 20 bucks a box!


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I dont know why but the Maduros are a B!tch, they just dont have the topnotch construction of the Hybrids or Claros.

You remember Stoge, that conversation about Maduro, which I started long time ago? Those were not the same quality as Hybrid. First time I got them I had a horrible experience with draw. My mouth was dry and I end up with a huge headache. Well after that conversation I never touched them and let them seat in my humidor. After 7-8 month I did smoke them and they actually improved a little, but not enough that I would buy a box and enjoy smoking them. I rather pay a little more and get TTT Maduro, which I enjoy very much.
Hybrid is completely different story, every time I used to light that Churchill size I smoked them till my fingers start burning.
Thats how good they are. Maduro is a big disappointment.


I know what you mean, its took a while for my Maduro Churchills to come around. The Hybrids are the bomb like you said, I always have a box of them around.


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I like the hybrids better myself, but i did smoke a maduro churchill last week, that had over a year of age on them, and it was outstanding, with perfect draw and burn...


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