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- SaL - 11-02-2006

how would you compare the major to the petite?

the price difference is a smokin deal.



- Maduro Pips - 11-02-2006

Hey Sal...Mark and I both just recently picked up the Majors...he really likes them and I will soon be trying them for myself. I cannot offer any help however on the flavor differences.

I can tell you that the price of the Majors is awesome and it is that cheap since the cigar is machine bunched and hand finished.



- SaL - 11-02-2006

Thanks for the info Mario, I saw that mark had them a while back and was burnin through the box like mad. 

Do you think it is the same tabac in them even though the major is machined then finesed?



- Mark - 11-02-2006

Maduro PiPs Wrote:I can tell you that the price of the Majors is awesome and it is that cheap since the cigar is machine bunched and hand finished.

Mario, I don't think they are all done by hand.  I found this, "The cigar under this commercial name is presented in two different sizes or formats: Mareva and Eminente. In the case of the Coronas, the cigars are always hand rolled but in the case of the Eminentes they can be both hand rolled or machine rolled. The blend is the same in the two versions"

The Corona Major is a Mareva, which would mean it is totally hand made.  Also on the bottom of the box it does state, "Totalmente a mano" which is hand made.

Sal, I really like the Corona Major, they have great flavors for a small cigar and I think they have great aging potential.




- SaL - 11-02-2006

awesome I shall get them after this.


Big Grin



- Mark - 11-02-2006

SaL Wrote:awesome I shall get them after this.

Mario how long does ... take to ship?

Sal please edit your post, DO NOT post vendors on the forum.

To answer your question, 1-2 weeks



- SaL - 11-02-2006

sorry bout-at my good man... the extra few days are worth the money savings huh.


- MikeD - 11-03-2006

Mark Wrote:
Maduro PiPs Wrote:I can tell you that the price of the Majors is awesome and it is that cheap since the cigar is machine bunched and hand finished.

Mario, I don't think they are all done by hand.  I found this, "The cigar under this commercial name is presented in two different sizes or formats: Mareva and Eminente. In the case of the Coronas, the cigars are always hand rolled but in the case of the Eminentes they can be both hand rolled or machine rolled. The blend is the same in the two versions"

The Corona Major is a Mareva, which would mean it is totally hand made.  Also on the bottom of the box it does state, "Totalmente a mano" which is hand made.

Sal, I really like the Corona Major, they have great flavors for a small cigar and I think they have great aging potential.

 

This may be true, Mark, but the Corona Majors and Minors, the totally handmade versions were discontinued in 2002.  Only machine bunched, hand finished now.




- Mark - 11-03-2006

MikeD Wrote:
Mark Wrote:
Maduro PiPs Wrote:I can tell you that the price of the Majors is awesome and it is that cheap since the cigar is machine bunched and hand finished.

Mario, I don't think they are all done by hand.  I found this, "The cigar under this commercial name is presented in two different sizes or formats: Mareva and Eminente. In the case of the Coronas, the cigars are always hand rolled but in the case of the Eminentes they can be both hand rolled or machine rolled. The blend is the same in the two versions"

The Corona Major is a Mareva, which would mean it is totally hand made.  Also on the bottom of the box it does state, "Totalmente a mano" which is hand made.

Sal, I really like the Corona Major, they have great flavors for a small cigar and I think they have great aging potential.

 

This may be true, Mark, but the Corona Majors and Minors, the totally handmade versions were discontinued in 2002.  Only machine bunched, hand finished now.
Ahh, thanks for the info Mike.


- Maduro Pips - 11-03-2006

Yeah thats where I got it from...the MAN IN BLUE! Smile

Hey Sal...PM me concerning the turnaround time...