Julio Eiroa has been winning cigar lovers over with Baccarat, and the Maduro keeps them coming back. Rolled at the Camacho factory in Danli, Honduras, it wraps all-Honduran long-fillers and a Mexican binder in a dark, silky Connecticut Broadleaf. Mild in strength, it settles in with notes of cocoa, toasted cedar, and a smooth coffee finish.
Baccarat's signature sweetened cap ties it all together with just the right hint of sweetness. No harshness, no surprises. Just a creamy, consistent smoke that earns its place in any humidor. Grab a box and see what all the fuss is about.
