There will always be more. :-)
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That is a beautiful statement my friend :-)
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So I finally got around to trying the Maduro Roxy that Andrew generously sent for me to sample.....now I am not a reviewer, so I will do my best.
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First off the construction of the stick is very well put together, there were some noticeable veins, but not overpowering. When I pinched it, it snapped back and felt good in my hand quite a good looking stick.

I could not help but smell her I smelled barnyard aromas, and I noticed that I have not smelled a cigar that smelled this good....sure I have had some great smelling cigars, but there was just something about this....it was almost intoxicating and this is a good thing.

Onto the burns, it burned slowly...not a lot of smoke, and I think I only had to relight one time during the whole 1 hour and 30 or so mins of smoking.

While smoking I noticed peanuts, chocolate, maybe some coffee (only hints though) It was not an overpowering smoke and the closet comparison would be the Drew Estate Undercrown....if you haven't had that then I can't help you.

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I had this paired with some Bacardi Gold Rum they went great together, I also had some grapes (purple seedless) in the process (I was at a party) and they did not take away from the enjoyment of the stick.

I would def buy a box of these and would love to try them after they have rested for a year.

Thank you again Andrew for letting me try it, I really appreciate it you really have something here and I look forward to trying your other wrappers as well. Keep it up brother.

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Excellent! Thank you, sir.
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this is the inventory as it stood last week.
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Wow the Roxy Maduro has been compared to an Undercrown? That is saying a lot!
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New mold will arrive in a few days. If anyone has any new ideas let me know, a few others have already.
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Rats- I'm looking for a 49, first and foremost. Thank you, again, though.

I presume the listed sizes describe a finished (wrapped) cigar made with the mold and not the diameter of only the "bindered" bunch that comes out of the mold. Do you know if that's true?
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Have you thought about/considered doing a "nub" type of smoke (4in x 60)?

or a shorty like a 4in x 30?

just thoughts that you're looking for...hopefully! :-)
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I vote Lancero!
With a label with only an image of a brain on it!
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He did:


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Something like this:
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You zombies... :-)
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hmmm...must have missed the "size" when looking at the photo


wait...t-shirts, stickers, avatars, and cigars! I NEED in!
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No worries, just thought I would help out
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Shane gave me the great idea of a 42x3.5 maddy or other, for us Northerners. :-)

and because everyone loves pictures...
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:-) Can't wait to buy some of your 42x3.5 Maddies:-)
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how are you maintaining the leaves?
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Perfecto's.... That would be hard i guess
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I just read this whole thread for the first time. This is pretty amazing. I would love to get my hands on one of these beauties.
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