Bahia Maduro

Decent smoke, good value

Smoked these when I first started smoking cigars years ago and recently decided to try them again and they're still the same. Thick smoke with decent ash and some hints of coffee. A solid medium bodied cigar that goes well with a cup of your favorite java. Just a great budget cigar for people who may want a change up from their regular cigars.

good cigar, good even burn, thick oily smoke could use a better sturdier cap

Nothing extraordinary about these cigars, but they won't disappoint either. I used to smoke these babies all the time, but moved along to try other brands and just recently went back to try these once again and they're just as I remembered. They have good flavor which may be a little on the "woody" side for some. They burn exceptionally well and last about 40-50 minutes depending on the smoker and I've always enjoyed the smell of Connecticut Broadleaf Maduro wrappers. A really good value for a well rounded cigar.

Truly a very good smoke. Gave some to friends of mine, and they wholeheartedly agreed. An even burn, and no harshness at the end. Recommend this smoke to any one.

The Bahia Maduro No. 2 Torpedo were pretty good for the price.

This cigar is a great everyday smoke. The taste is smooth and the burn is even. The cap on the end comes off some of them fairly easily.

Solid cigar, long steady burn, medium strength

A very nice everyday smoke and the price is right. Don't change a thing.

Well constructed cigar with a fairly robust ash. Good draw, uniform flavor throughout. I will be buying the Bahia Corona Gigante again.