With the same Nicaraguan filler and binder, the Quorum Maduro is a richer and sweeter version of the Quorum Classic. It is differentiated by its mature, dark Ecuadorian Sumatra Maduro wrapper. It's a hand-rolled, reasonably priced cigar from J.C. Newman, just like the Classic.

First third: Dark coffee or espresso and a distinct sweetness are frequently combined in the first puffs. Additionally, you might detect hints of spice and dark chocolate.

Second third: The tastes usually becoming more complex and well-balanced. The richness of the black wrapper may give way to hints of cedar and almonds. Here, too, is the creamy smoke mentioned in the Classic.

Final third: The flavours get stronger as the cigar gets closer to the end, with more pronounced hints of dark chocolate, black pepper, and espresso. A delicious, nearly black cherry note is also detected by some smokers. In this last phase, the smoke can get stronger and fuller-bodied.