The Sosa Classic has been around for quite awhile and was one time in the Top 25 Cigars of the Year from Cigar Aficionado. I have smoked several of these over the years in the natural wrapper, but rarely, if ever, smoked their maduro version. I’m very picky about maduro cigars as I only like a certain flavor profile. Not many cigar shops in my area carry the Sosa line, but I was lucky enough to stop by their boutique in Walt Disney World at Downtown Disney. I picked up a couple of the Classic Maduros in the Wavell (robusto) size to try out. So how does the maduro version compare to the natural version? Check the video and find out.
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