Junction Corona Maduro
Size: 6 x 43
Strength: Medium to Full-Bodied
Wrapper: Nicaraguan
Binder: Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaraguan
Handmade in Nicaragua. Bundles of 25 Cigars.
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Junction Corona Maduro
$3.68
Description
Details
| Quantity | Single Cigar, 5 Cigars, Bundle of 25 Cigars |
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|---|---|---|
| Binder | Nicaragua |
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| Brand | Junction |
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| Country | Nicaragua |
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| Filler | Nicaragua |
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| Length | 5 |
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| Price Level | Discount (<$3) |
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| Ring Gauge | 50 |
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| Ring Gauge Group | Large (50+) |
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| Wrapper | Nicaraguan |
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| Strength | Medium-Full |
Reviews (9)
9 reviews for Junction Corona Maduro
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Benjamin Jennings (verified owner) –
Amazing cigars, my favourite for the bunch I got this time. Only reason not to order is to leave more for me 🙂 If a Maduro fan this is for you!
sboilard7 (verified owner) –
I just smoked one of the bundle I bought three months ago. Great burn and draw. The ash is a bit flaky but ok. Very smooth with no harshness.
There’s not much evolution in the flavor palette and you can say the cigar is unidimensional. But again, we’re talking about a 2.83$ stick here. Don’t expect more of what you are paying for.
That being said, it is quite a very decent cigar for an aftetnoon stroll.
Light and easy.
l1o2w3e4 (verified owner) –
Good cigars for the price. Good draw with a very light pepper/oak flavor. Goes well with a cocktail.
l1o2w3e4 (verified owner) –
Good cigars for the price. Good draw with a very light pepper/oak flavor. Goes well with a cocktail.
l1o2w3e4 (verified owner) –
Good cigars for the price. Good draw with a very light pepper/oak flavor. Goes well with a cocktail.
smokenclays –
Junction Maduro Robusto, like others in the brand line inconsistent build, from undrawable to ok draw, butt gets soft and mouthfuls of tobacco, wrapper unravelling half way through, difficult to keep burning constant drawing makes it hot smoke, ash held for about an inch but flaky and not very solid, got canoeing and uneven burn, found it full body, harsh, bitter coffee, hint of leather, heavy pepper , got no sweetness from the maduro. It is one dimensional, but cant expect anything more from a stick at this price and that’s ok when you know you just want an inexpensive smoke for kicking around , but for me it does not work. Buy a stick and try before investing in a bundle, others seem to like it, to each his own. I have smoked the corona Nic and Domin for a long time and they worked although the build quality was all over the place, but I’m looking for something that is consistent build that I enjoy, so trying out a lot of other options in the budget arena to find a daily no nonsense stick.
vallieres2007 (verified owner) –
Surprenant considerant le prix.
Scotia born and raised (verified owner) –
Bought ten of these and they are in my humidor aging. Smoked one three days after receiving and I must say I did not find it as unidimensional as expected. Experienced oak and pepper on the first third. Mellowed out into light roasted coffee and faint taste of cereal in the second. Returned to a lighter oak and stronger pepper in the third. It smoked like a freight train all the way through. Rolled too loosely. Going to see what some time in the humidor will do. They are a better experience than the Dominican corona, although I found the one of those I smoked several days later after receiving had better roll but it is far more mellow and unidimensional. Four stars for the experience/cost.
Shahab Sabbar (verified owner) –
This is a fantastic cigar! I expected to dislike it, but to my surprise, I’m absolutely adding it to my collection. It’s spicy, rich, and delicious—so good that I’ve doubled my usual smoking habit. Normally, I stick to one cigar a day, but with this one, I can’t resist having two!