I received this one for Christmas. Anyone have any experience with it?

Apparently the "entubar" sticking out of the foot is the ligero. I'm wondering if it's really a decent cigar, or more of an attempt to create something weirdly different in the marketplace. :-)

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As they say, "there's only one way to find out".



With that being said, I love the B&A Mad Entubar. And Al Argenti (Co-Owner) and Ed Ryan (Salesbro) are really good people.
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Bill, that looks like a quad maduro. I find that they are one real tasty stick.

Enjoy it as I know you will!! Happy Holidays!! :-)
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They are awesome. It will kick your butt if your not used to heavy cigars.
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Love these cigars, the quad maddie is :-)
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Eric hit the nail on the head...thats the Quad Maduro and they are tasty as hell. :-) :-) :-) Enjoy Bill.
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Quad maduro? Got to find one of those.
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I've yet to find anything I'd consider heavy. Chisels make a fairly good breakfast cigar, though. And Lito Gomez makes a nice lunch smoke called a double ligero. But ah is been smoking fors a while. :-)

Seriously, thanks for everyone's input. I don't pay as much attention as I should to NCs, so this one took me off guard. The label on the foot is what made me wonder if it was a serious cigar or a novelty. I'm just not used to advisories telling me how to light the sucker. :-)
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They are pretty good imo Bill.
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Damn nice stick ... in my opinion.

Best,
JD
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Thanks Clancy!
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You betcha bud! (I'll take my payment in V32's, lol). :-)
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