The Maduro variety of San Lotano features a dark, oily San Andres maduro wrapper balanced by a blend of premium Nicaraguan and Honduran long-fillers. The end result is a luxurious experience as rich, chocolatey, slightly sweet, and creamy flavors are delivered through billowy layers of thick, flavorful smoke. Medium in body, but loaded with flavor the San Lotano Maduro is dee-lish.
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"I am the smoker of the fine Perdomo 10th Anniversary Champagne Torpedo cigar, they are a medium to mild smoke. I buy them at Doc James Cigar & Golf in Shrub Oaks NY...." Ira
San Lotano Toro Maduro 6x52 bx20
AJ has taken his craft to another level with the first major release bearing his name, San Lotano by AJ Fernandez. A truly complete ensemble, the San Lotano collection offers something that everyone can rejoice in. Ranging from mild to full, the new San Lotano line is sure to satisfy even the most discerning of palates. The Maduro variety of San Lotano features a dark, oily San Andres maduro wrapper balanced by a blend of premium Nicaraguan and Honduran long-fillers. The end result is a luxurious experience as rich, chocolatey, slightly sweet, and creamy flavors are delivered through billowy layers of thick, flavorful smoke. Medium in body, but loaded with flavor the San Lotano Maduro is dee-lish. And for added intrigue, I’ve heard quite a few accounts that mention San Lotano Maduro’s eerie resemblance to Padron Anniversary.