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spiridon · 08-01-2015, 05:01 AM

While this is not technically a new IPCPR release, it sorta is for me. I was introduced to the Sindicato line at this year's show and tried the maduro offering for the first time last night.
Sindicato Maduro robusto: The wrapper on this 5x54 vitola immediately caught my eye, it had that heavy luscious look that screamed "RICH FLAVOR!" to me. The cigar has a pigtail cap and a closed shaggy foot. I realize that this may not have any affect on the cigar itself, but I can't help but think that little things like these add to the cigar's presentation and may even speak to the blender's attention to detail. I also noticed that the wrapper used for this cigar is a San Andres Morron leaf......Hmmmm, very interesting.

Upon lighting, I was pleasantly greeted with a nice kick of pepper with a core of chocolate sweetness in the background. It started out with a nice heavy med/full flavor which coated my taste buds in a very good way. The strength was on par with flavor profile, and would peg it on the high side of med/full.
I found myself commenting to my friends on how much I was was enjoying this cigar. Reaching the halfway point, the flavor and strength ratio remained pretty constant. As I started into the final third, I noticed a subtle change with the spice fading just a bit while an earthiness came a little more to the forefront.

The burn on this cigar was superb, with no corrections needed. It produced a very good volume of smoke with a draw that was spot on for me.
While enjoying this smoke I decided to check out the specs on construction and found this:
Wrapper: San Andres Morron (I have become a fan)
Binder: Double binder Esteli, Nic
Filler: Nicaragua Esteli & Jalapa, Nic
Blended by Arsenio Ramos

This one turned out to be a nubber for me, and hated to see it come to an end. I will be looking forward to more of these in the future.
I would definitely rate this one a 4 out of 5 smoke.

BigJohn · 08-14-2015, 09:54 AM

Social media can be very cool. A content aggregator tool called paper.li allows users to create topic specific papers, and share them... One of our twitter followers has just such a page...
you made the page today!

spiridon · 08-15-2015, 10:38 AM

Cool beans! thanks for posting John, I had no idea. I wish I was more in tune with all the social media avenues and possibilities.....I'm just an old fart!!

BigJohn · 08-17-2015, 12:35 PM

Well, I did Tweet this review, and it got collected! very cool to see that.

TommyBB · 08-18-2015, 07:25 AM

Need to tag the threads, too.

08-01-2015, 05:01 AM	#1
spiridon Herf God Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Daphne, Al. USA Posts: 10,874	IPCPR Cigar: Sindicato Maduro While this is not technically a new IPCPR release, it sorta is for me. I was introduced to the Sindicato line at this year's show and tried the maduro offering for the first time last night. Sindicato Maduro robusto: The wrapper on this 5x54 vitola immediately caught my eye, it had that heavy luscious look that screamed "RICH FLAVOR!" to me. The cigar has a pigtail cap and a closed shaggy foot. I realize that this may not have any affect on the cigar itself, but I can't help but think that little things like these add to the cigar's presentation and may even speak to the blender's attention to detail. I also noticed that the wrapper used for this cigar is a San Andres Morron leaf......Hmmmm, very interesting. Upon lighting, I was pleasantly greeted with a nice kick of pepper with a core of chocolate sweetness in the background. It started out with a nice heavy med/full flavor which coated my taste buds in a very good way. The strength was on par with flavor profile, and would peg it on the high side of med/full. I found myself commenting to my friends on how much I was was enjoying this cigar. Reaching the halfway point, the flavor and strength ratio remained pretty constant. As I started into the final third, I noticed a subtle change with the spice fading just a bit while an earthiness came a little more to the forefront. The burn on this cigar was superb, with no corrections needed. It produced a very good volume of smoke with a draw that was spot on for me. While enjoying this smoke I decided to check out the specs on construction and found this: Wrapper: San Andres Morron (I have become a fan) Binder: Double binder Esteli, Nic Filler: Nicaragua Esteli & Jalapa, Nic Blended by Arsenio Ramos This one turned out to be a nubber for me, and hated to see it come to an end. I will be looking forward to more of these in the future. I would definitely rate this one a 4 out of 5 smoke. __________________ When you're ready to get in shape, click Here!! Last edited by TommyBB; 08-09-2015 at 01:14 PM.

08-14-2015, 09:54 AM	#2
BigJohn Chief Geek, @cigarweekly Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Atlanta (north burbs - Woodsto Posts: 14,173	Social media can be very cool. A content aggregator tool called paper.li allows users to create topic specific papers, and share them... One of our twitter followers has just such a page... you made the page today! __________________ Government breaks our legs, then hands us a pair of crutches and says, "You see? If it wasn't for us you wouldn't be able to walk.".... Aren't we so lucky!? Need a website? Get one from a BOTL - > PM me! *"I swear by my life, and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine."* Help support the CigarWeekly webhost (me!) > Shop online? Start HERE: direct to Amazon.com Protect your computer from VIRUSES > Get Avast!

08-15-2015, 10:38 AM	#3
spiridon Herf God Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Daphne, Al. USA Posts: 10,874	Cool beans! thanks for posting John, I had no idea. I wish I was more in tune with all the social media avenues and possibilities.....I'm just an old fart!! __________________ When you're ready to get in shape, click Here!!

08-17-2015, 12:35 PM	#4
BigJohn Chief Geek, @cigarweekly Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Atlanta (north burbs - Woodsto Posts: 14,173	Well, I did Tweet this review, and it got collected! very cool to see that. __________________ Government breaks our legs, then hands us a pair of crutches and says, "You see? If it wasn't for us you wouldn't be able to walk.".... Aren't we so lucky!? Need a website? Get one from a BOTL - > PM me! *"I swear by my life, and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine."* Help support the CigarWeekly webhost (me!) > Shop online? Start HERE: direct to Amazon.com Protect your computer from VIRUSES > Get Avast!

08-18-2015, 07:25 AM	#5
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