Macanudo Gold Label
Experience a mellow and refined smoke with the limited edition Macanudo Gold Label. Crafted for those who appreciate subtlety and complexity, this cigar is a once-a-year release, making it a coveted addition for aficionados and collectors alike. Each cigar is expertly rolled using vintage long-filler tobaccos from the Dominican Republic and Mexico, ensuring a consistently smooth draw and outstanding construction.
The highlight of this cigar is its exclusive Connecticut Shade wrapper, renowned for imparting a silky, golden hue and an incredibly creamy profile. Upon lighting, you’ll discover flavors layered with soft notes of nuts, hints of fresh-brewed coffee, and a gentle undertone of natural sweetness. The balance is impeccable, making it perfect for those who enjoy a mild-bodied, elegant smoke that isn’t overpowering yet delivers personality in every draw.
- Available only in limited quantities once a year
- Handmade with vintage tobaccos for unbeatable smoothness
- Rich, creamy flavors with nuances of nuts, coffee, and light sweetness
- Connecticut Shade wrapper ensures a mellow, inviting finish
- Ideal for both newcomers and seasoned cigar enthusiasts
Quick Details
Country of Origin | Dominican Republic |
Strength | Mild Bodied |
Color | Natural |
Wrapper Origin | Connecticut |
Wrapper Leaf | Connecticut Shade |
Box Count | 25 (21 Count Torpedo Box & 8 Count Crystal Tube) |
Product Summary
- Box Count: 25 (21 Torpedo, 8 Crystal Tube)
- Region: Dominican Republic
- Strength: Mild Bodied
- Binder: Dominican Republic, Mexico
- Wrapper: Connecticut Shade
- Filler: Dominican Republic, Mexico
Anonymous (verified owner) –
I’ve always liked these. There’s not a ton that will wow you but the flavors for me has always been solid. For me I get cedar, hay and a sweet bread note. Very creamy and smooth. I thought this to be quite tasty. I actually liked this vitola (grand corona) than the robusto I normally smoke. At the sub $6 price point…. Total winner
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Justin White (verified owner) –
Have you ever seen the movie The Deer Hunter? You know that waaaaay to long wedding scene that takes up almost the first half of the movie before things start to pick up? This cigar is like that movie, but it’s just the wedding scene until it ends. It’s a classic, I get it, and I get why, but sweet lord wake me up when’s it’s over. I would say it ok for a new cigar smoker, and it is in some regards, but there are just so many other options that share all of its prowess in that regard that also won’t bore people to tears, and at a similar price point.
It’s fine. It’s always been fine. It will never be anything special in my eyes.
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Eddy (verified owner) –
There are similarities between this cigar and the AVO classic, which is one of my humidor’s staple. However the Macanudo lacks depth compared and is more flat tasting. There also isn’t any complexity with this cigar. With that said, there are also not many downside to this cigar. It’s decently priced for the quality and a not a bad choice for newcomers.
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