The E.P. Carrillo INCH series is designed to be large and nothing but large. Big ring gauge cigars have flourished in popularity in recent years because they allow more tobacco for a truly unique blend. The INCH line hit the cigar market in 2012 and is one of the best-selling lines from E.P. Carrillo.
The Inch Maduro, like the Inch Natural, is made in Dominican Republic.
This USA Broadleaf wrapped cigar has a Nicaraguan binder and Dominican and Nicaraguan fillers. Maduro is a testament to living big – and smoking large!
A ring gauge is 1/64th of an inch as a measurement, which is exactly one inch thick in diameter.
Dark, oily, and thick.
Medium to full body.
Strong and smooth notes of black pepper, roasted coffee, and earth collide with an undeniable sweetness.
This is a pure, aromatic cigar.
Ernesto’s favorite INCH Maduro No. 64 because it is the perfect smoke and very refined.
Details:
Strength Profile: Medium Full
Origin: Dominican Republic
Wrapper: USA
Filler: Nicaragua, Dominican Republic
Binder: Ecuador
Second release
Sizes:
No. 60 Maduro: 5 7/8 X 60
No. 62 Maduro: 5 X 62
No. 64 Maduro: 6 1/8 X 64
No. 70 Maduro: 7 X 70
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What Are Cigars?
Cigars are cylindrical rolls of tobacco that have been cut into filler, binder and wrapper leaves. The filler leaves and binder leaf are made from a blend of tobaccos from different parts of the plant (known as long filler). A wrapper leaf is rolled around the filled tobacco bunch and glued to it with a glue or adhesive that has been applied by hand.
Tobacco Standards of Quality
The best cigars are made from tobacco that is a perfect balance of appearance, aroma and taste. The tobacco must be pristine in its appearance, elastic to the touch and have pleasant, enticing flavors that will not only be enjoyable for you but will also entice others who smoke cigars to enjoy your handcrafted creation.
Aged Tobacco
Good cigars are made from a well-aged, properly fermented tobacco. The fermentation process removes many of the vegetal, raw green bean-like flavors that a lot of tobacco leaves have when they are harvested. The fermentation process also helps to rid the tobacco of the nicotine that is a primary addictive component of the leaf.
Humidity, Temperature And Storage
When it comes to the storage of cigars, a humidor is often used to maintain an even humidity level. If the humidity is too high or too low, the cigars will become dry and lose their taste.
Cigar smoking has been linked to lung cancer, heart disease and other health problems. The risk of cancer among cigar smokers is higher than that of cigarette smokers and can be increased by the use of more than one cigar per day. Smoking cigars can also be dangerous to those who are exposed to the smoke of a smoked cigar, as it can cause respiratory diseases such as pneumonia and bronchitis.