After starting off Saturday’s Delaware Cigar Festival with an Ortega Serie D maduro, I decided to fire up the Serie D No.8 natural that was a IPCPR show sample. It’s well documented that I love the Serie D maduro. The San Andreas maduro wrapper on that cigar is stunning and “D”licious and I’ve enjoyed several of the sizes offered. Of course, I was excited to sample the Natural version. The wrapper is an Ecuador Habano Rosado and is quite attractive. It burned wonderfully, but I got the sense that it was still a little young. Six months to a year in the humidor will do wonders for the already very nice smoke. I picked up a couple of these at the Delaware Cigar Festival and kind of regret not grabbing more of them, but there were so many other cigars there I wanted to try!
Here’s a little video from the IPCPR show with Eddie Ortega, one of the many folks in the cigar industry that I’m pleased to call a friend. Every time I see him he asks about my family and life and is just a tremendously cool dude.
I was going to grab a Serie D Maduro tonight, but time got away from me so I grabbed an Cain Daytona No. 4 instead. I love the Daytona line the best out of the Cain range of cigars, and this corona, along with the rare Lancero are my favorites! Always well made and tasty! I grabbed a few of these at the Delaware Cigar Festival also, and couldn’t resist firing one up.
That’s it for now, until the next time,
CigarCraig
I do love the Cain Daytona #4 myself. Good choice!
It was great hanging with you in Orlando and last weekend in Delaware buddy. All the best.
-eddie