Category: Maya Selva
Blind Cigar Review: Maya Selva | Villa Zamorano Reserva Robusto
“This was a decent cigar although the lemon citrus notes almost became too much for me at one point. I enjoyed the woodiness and the hints of leafy vegetation and mild nuttiness that was there from time to time. I’d definitely try this cigar again, to re-evaluated the overall flavors and note any flavor changes with an improved draw.” -Diana (ArmyRN)
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Blind Cigar Review: Maya Selva | Flor de Selva Maduro Robusto
“This was a solid cigar. It transitioned nicely from the first to second third with a more subtle change into the final third. The flavors were good, but there was no wow factor. I would, however, gladly smoke another one.” -Gregg (McGreggor57)
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Cigar News: Flor de Selva “Toro” Connecticut and Maduro to be Officially Released at the 2015 IPCPR
Hollywood, FL – Maya Selva Cigars is proud to announce that we will be adding a...
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Blind Cigar Review: Maya Selva | Cumpay Maduro Volcán
“I like almost everything about this cigar. It was different in all three phases, but the same notes were present in each part. They could each stand alone, but when smoked together, it was a great progression. I will smoke this cigar again, I just need to find out what it is first!” -Jack (Jack_H)
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Blind Cigar Review: Maya Selva | Flor de Selva Maduro Tempo
“The cigar was surprisingly great. Had a good complexity. Though the ring gauge was daunting initially, the flavor profile stayed on par and was very enjoyable.” -Steve (ThaGreatWazoo)
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Blind Cigar Review: Maya Selva | Flor de Selva Maduro No. 15
“This was a fun cigar with interesting notes you won’t find on your typical full-flavored stick. I’d recommend smoking this when you have some time to decipher the full range of flavors it offers – maybe not for the novice smoker. And while there were a few hiccups, I’d certainly smoke another, given the opportunity – maybe a longer acclimation period would help sort out its flaws.” -Jordan (Cigar Dojo)
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Quick Cigar Review: Maya Selva | Villa Zamorano El Gordo
I have to say that for a $3.50 cigar this could easily be a daily smoke if you find the flavors in your wheelhouse. Lots of interesting transitions through each of the thirds. Performance was fantastic and really just capped off an excellent smoking experience. I would highly recommend that you pick some up and see if they are a fit for your humidor.
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