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This medium bodied, box-pressed cigar has a pleasing tobacco profile accented with notes of spice. Its oily USA Pennsylvania maduro wrapper covers an Ecuadorian Sumatra binder and long filler leaves from Nicaragua and Honduras. Handmade in Nicaragua, the Micallef Herencia Maduro is composed of tobaccos that have been carefully aged for four (4) years to offer a refined and mellow smoking indulgence.

Micallef Herencia Maduro Contains:

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  • Almond
  • Black Pepper
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robert bazzel

May 13, 2026

Micallef Herencia Maduro

Patt

Patt

Nov 28, 2025

Micallef Herencia Maduro

The first few draws introduced a very bitter and charred wood type of note. However, after about half an inch, that wood tone mellowed out and blended with some mild pepper and somewhat sweet chocolate. The retro introduced almost zero flavor. The appearance was clean, the draw was smooth, and the burn stayed even - the flavor just left something to be desired.

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Don Navit

Mar 6, 2024

Micallef Herencia Maduro

Jeff Frank

Jeff Frank

Jul 9, 2023

Micallef Herencia Maduro

Pepper spice with charred wood flavor. Pretty much the same throughout the smoke. Stick was splotched in color and didn't look appealing. I had a hard time keeping this one lit.

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Ben Mueller

Dec 26, 2021

Micallef Herencia Maduro

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Ben Mueller

Nov 27, 2021

Micallef Herencia Maduro

Arnold Kelly

Arnold Kelly

Oct 14, 2021

Micallef Herencia Maduro

Very tight draw at the beginning. Draw improved some after running a reamer through it twice, but it was still pretty tight. Draw finally opened up halfway through first third. Nice flavor profile. Burn was bad throughout the entire session and had to be touched up a few times, but no relights were required. Wrapper started to come apart at the halfway point but corrected itself. Very long smoke time, which I equate to the very tight draw at the beginning and working to get through it. Stopped at the final third because it became too hot to enjoy anymore. Apart from the construction and burn issues this was a decent cigar to smoke. Don’t think it’ll be on my buy again list anytime soon though.

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