Pichardo Classico Maduro As I said in my article on Luciano Cigars, this range will change its name, and you'll soon find it under the name Tiago Classico Maduro. The composition remains unchanged, as does everything else, but I'm going to share it with you anyway. It was very soon after the company was founded that this cigar saw the light of day, the first range with a Brazilian wrapper. And I invite you to observe it with me. My cape is quite dark, very slightly oily, with some nice flattened veins. It has a grey-green and gold ring with a P on the shield, Nicaragua Pichardo Estelli underneath, and Maduro underneath (new ring, the P is replaced by a T, and Tiago underneath). So I'm going to tackle this Cepo 50 today, starting with a straight cut. When cold, I get sensations of mocha, raisin, greasy earth and a rather pronounced floral aspect. This encourages me to light it up without further ado. Once I've set the foot ablaze, a fine stream of smoke quickly f...