Sorry, but just reading thru some old threads and what cigar is a WOAM?
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Arturo Fuente Work Of Art Maduro
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They're delicious, Jon. Any of the Hemingway maduros are. There's always been some kind of special fascination surrounding the WOAM and BTL (Between the Lines) among botl's. I never really saw a huge difference between the WOAM and the rest of the line, but I've got the palette of a goat. It might be a little fuller than the rest, that might be why it's so coveted. :-)
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This should help.
http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=2190
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You need to try a Work of Art Maduro. Those are good smokes!
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At CI, they don't have those on the shelf. They keep the SS maduro and the WOAM in a seperate case, on the counter. They are priced ridiculously high, IIRC the SS maduro is about 19$ a piece. They're supposedly good, I just never wanted to pay 19$ for a sub-hour smoke....
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short for "woo am I" for never having smoked a WOAM.
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I smoked my first of these about 2 weeks ago. For a "not too hard" to find cigar, I've never seen one in a B&M in my town.

It was a great smoke, I have to admit, but I agree with the above, that any of the Hemmingway madorus are great.
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All the hemingways are fantastic. The WOAM is just larger in rg, so it's loved for that reason. I find the SS maddies to be amazing short smokes, and the Signature maduro is my preferred, based on rg and length. But the WOAM just puts out a ton of flavor and smoke, and frankly is probably the easiest of the Hemingway maduros to acquire, at least in my experience. I think the SSM was a limited release, and the others (I could be wrong about this) an annual release, but the WOAM is available ongoing... someone else can probably correct me on that though...
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I just checked Fuente's Tampasweetheart website and the Hemi Sig Maduros are listed.
One of my all time favorites.
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