Flor de Oliva Maduro Toro (6x50)
Flor de Oliva Maduro Toro (6×50)

Price range: $5.06 through $89.98

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Flor de Oliva Maduro Toro (6×50)

MSRP: $56.24 - $112.48
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(13 customer reviews)

Price range: $5.06 through $89.98

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Description

From Oliva's website: "Crafted from our Nicaraguan long-leaf tobaccos which undergo a meticulous aging process, which gives you a flavorful, rich and cream blend without the bite. This medium-bodied cigar offers rich earthy flavors that will charm your sense from first puff to last."

Summary

Beautifully wrapped, filled with Nicaraguan long fillers, and precisely aged. You'd never believe that the Flor de Oliva is actually Oliva's most budget friendly cigar. They're available as singles to try or bundles to fill your humidor with goodness. Get them while they're here!

Additional information

Weight 0.03 lbs
Dimensions 6.0 × 1.0 × 1.0 in
Variant

Single, 10 Pack, 20 Pack

Length In Inches

Ring Gauge

Shape

Wrapper

Connecticut Broadleaf

Binder

Nicaragua

Filler

Nicaragua

Country of Origin

Cigar Brand

Flor de Oliva Maduro

Approximate Smoking Time

Strength

Customer Reviews

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Gerald Hawks
I keep buying these it's a winner for me great construction and value for sure!!
Gerald Hawks
Winner, Winner chicken 🐔 dinner!!
Gerald Hawks
Great value smoke. I highly recommend especially at the price point very good flavor consistent burn good draw.
Gerald Hawks
Fantastic smoke even better value, loved it good profile and burn, will buy again!!
Gerald Hawks
Just had my first one, very good cigar great burn and construction really enjoyed the flavor profile, excellent value.
A Man Named Burt
Most of them have consistently smoked well, but I’ve had more issues with the Madero than the others.
Michael Stewart
Very pleasant mild cigar with heavy notes of black pepper, slight chocolate flavor in the 2nd 1/3 and a mild coffee undertone. Burn was fairly consistent and draw was perfect. Sample of 1 but will definitely buy again.
Joey
It was ok. Sort of bland flavor with a smooth draw. The burn was terrible in the first third, ok in the second, and not so good in the final third. Smokey and holds a nice ash.
Joseph
For the price i did enjoy this cigar. Good structure and consistent in flavor. Quality of flavor. Boring. A great beginner cigar when introducing One variety of maduro.
Kyle Moran
Smooth pull, great construction. I had really long ashes each time. But i've had better tasting bargain sticks. The flavor was a bad kind of bitter, almost stale. Maybe I got a bad stick, will update if I get another.
randallerr
Pretty good choice for low cost,good quality stick.Burned slowly,not at all uneven,No bitterness at all. I get dark chocolate deep sweet spice nuts,etc..Enjoyable retrolow/medium strength to me
Jinuinecigarlife
Absolute flawless build from start to finish. Zero issues with burn, wrapper, and draw. Quality is amazing. I would count this as a premium cigar quality with the economy brand pricing. I always liked Flor De Oliva, but this makes me LOVE it. Definitely my new go-to for a daily smoke.
ReneAreu
With out a doubt my favorite bargain stock for sure, I’m semi new to cigars and I’m not afraid Of trying new things… I have tried several bargain sticks and just doesn’t do anything for my pallet, then I tried this cigar and it blew me away for the price especially… This has become my new staple of an every day cheap cigar, I guess it’s true you don’t have to pay eight and $12 for a premium stick when you can pay three and four dollars in fines such greatness in this