maduro
- noun
- /məˈdʊəroʊ/
- Jargon
- He selected a maduro from the humidor, appreciating its deep brown color and smooth texture.
Examples
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The rich, sweet aroma of the maduro filled the lounge as he took his first puff.
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Collectors often seek out a rare maduro for its unique flavor profile and appearance.
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He enjoys smoking a maduro cigar after dinner.
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The maduro wrapper adds a rich flavor to the cigar.
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He enjoyed a maduro cigar after dinner, appreciating its rich flavor and dark color.
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At the shop, I chose a maduro cigar because I heard they offer a smoother smoking experience.
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The sommelier recommended a whiskey pairing with the maduro cigar for the best taste combination.
Synonyms
A small cigar wrapped in tobacco leaf and thinner than a regular cigar
A fine cigar from another country with a rich, pleasant smell
A long thin cigar with straight sides and rounded ends
How Dark
- Jargon
- Jargon
Surface Forms
Etymology
Maduro comes from Spanish for 'ripe', from Latin maturus 'fully grown', and is like the English word mature. As a noun, a maduro is a cigar with a dark, well-fermented wrapper, so the name tells you the cigar is 'mature' in colour and taste.