Macanudo was originally the name of a frontmark produced in Jamaica by the makers of the Cuban brand of Punch. In 1971, General Cigar Company introduced a new cigar named Macanudo as a brand unto itself. Developed in Jamaica under the creative leadership of Ramon Cifuentes, the legendary Cuban cigar master of Partagas, Macanudo soon became a leading premium cigar and remains so today.
Macanudo 1968 Cigars are exquisite smokes from the iconic cigar maker. A release to tribute Macanudo's legacy of over 40 years making some of the best cigars on the market, the Macanudo 1968 line was reviewed by our friends and cigar experts at About.com. The wrappers are Honduran San Agustin Havana combined with a premium blend of Dominican, Nicaraguan, Ometepe tobaccos. Ometepe tobaccos are very special as they are grown on an island in Lake Nicaragua formed by two volcanoes, making for very bold, decadent flavors and aromas of sweet dulce de leche, triple espresso and strong coffee beans, present and consistent throughout these cigars. A nice and pleasant draw, old world construction and even perfect burn are other attributes that makes this cigar worthwhile, in addition to its absolutely beautiful appearance.
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