Organic Reserve Maduro Pig Stub (4.5″x60) 20 Cigars
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Organic Reserve Maduro Pig Stub 4.5″ x 60
100% Organic • Four Years in the Making • Small Batch Production
Bold, rich, and packed with flavor — the Organic Reserve Maduro Stub is the perfect short smoke for those who appreciate a heavy-hitting, full-bodied experience in a smaller format.
At 4.5″ x 60, this chunky, stubby cigar delivers all the boldness of a full-sized stick in a shorter, more intense burn. Wrapped in a Light Colorado Maduro Wrapper, with a robust filler blend of Nicaraguan, Dominican, and a touch of Peruvian leaf, each draw is full of earthy cocoa, spiced sweetness, and a smooth, clean finish.
We don’t cut corners here. Deep-freezing our tobacco instead of using pesticides ensures a chemical-free experience, from the farm to your hands.
What You’re Getting:
- Cap: Pig Tail
- Wrapper: Light Colorado Maduro
- Filler: Nicaraguan, Dominican, and a pinch of Peruvian leaf
- Binder: Nicaraguan
- Size: 4.5″ x 60 (Stub)
- Strength: Medium
- 4,000 Cigars Only – Second Small Batch 2026 Release
- Handmade in Estelí, Nicaragua
- Quantity of 20
A perfect pick for those who enjoy a deep, rich smoke without the wait.
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Organic Reserve Maduro Pig Stub (4.5″x60)
Why Smoke Organic Reserve Maduro?
- Fully organic & chemical-free
- Crafted over 4 years from seed to cigar
- Deep-frozen for natural pest protection
- Limited production – only 4,000 cigars in this second release
The Organic Reserve Maduro 4.5″x60 isn’t just a cigar—it’s a statement. A tribute to tradition. A return to how cigars were meant to be.
61 reviews for Organic Reserve Maduro Pig Stub (4.5″x60) 20 Cigars
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Magic M (verified owner) –
Organic Reserve Maduros are the way to go, super good.
Mark S. (verified owner) –
The opening was measured rather than pepper-heavy on my first cigar. A toasted-walnut note then became easier to recognize as the smoke rounded out.
Kelly Q. (verified owner) –
I found a little natural sweetness in the aroma but almost none on the draw. The actual taste was more like warm roast and earth.
Rebecca G. (verified owner) –
I tried another from the five-pack before comparing my notes. The second was earthier at the start, but both finished with a coffee-like roast.
Mark Y. (verified owner) –
Five was a convenient number for exploring this shorter format. Its straightforward character suited it, and it stayed lit when I paused with it resting between draws.
Amy G. (verified owner) –
The first part emphasized wood and earth before finishing with gentler coffee. After lighting the foot evenly, I found the burn consistent.
Dan C. (verified owner) –
The opening on my second cigar was softer than on the first. Both developed a dry chocolate note without much obvious sweetness.
George U. (verified owner) –
One Stub had a small split near the cut that needed careful handling. The roast-and-cocoa taste was enjoyable, but the wrapper issue was a distraction.
Heather X. (verified owner) –
Cocoa and roasted nuts were my two clearest impressions. Smoke came readily, and I was more taken with the shorter size than I had expected to be.
Ashley M. (verified owner) –
Roasted nuts and cocoa were the flavors I noticed most. I needed one minor burn adjustment, bringing my score to four; the pack quantity worked for trying the shorter shape.
Kimberly V. (verified owner) –
The Stub felt firm without being overpacked. Its compact shape still seemed complete. The peppery start then softened into a rounder taste.
Tony V. (verified owner) –
The first Maduro Stub had a distinct cacao-nib taste, dry rather than candy-like. A small amount of roasted wood followed as the session progressed.
Carlos N. (verified owner) –
I liked how early the roasted character became recognizable in the short body. It didn’t need a long lead-in before coffee and earth separated.
Lisa Q. (verified owner) –
By the finish, wood was stronger than it had been at the opening. Five cigars gave me a manageable opportunity to get acquainted with the shorter shape.
Scott F. (verified owner) –
The flavor increased progressively instead of making a loud entrance and disappearing. The Stub felt like a complete compact format, not something reduced as an afterthought.
James C. (verified owner) –
The five cigars felt consistent in firmness when I handled them. The first one had controlled airflow and a dark, slightly leathery flavor.
Anthony Z. (verified owner) –
I tasted cocoa, wood, and light pepper rather than anything sugary. The wrapper stayed sound throughout the time I smoked it.
Katherine R. (verified owner) –
Cocoa was a quiet part of the flavor, not the entire profile. This quantity gave me a useful starting point for getting to know the Stub.
Laura J. (verified owner) –
The dry cocoa and earthy taste complemented one another. I found the short body comfortable in my hand while following that combination.
Natalie I. (verified owner) –
The cap stayed tidy after a shallow cut on two of these. Both drew with enough resistance to keep the shorter format from feeling loose.
Tony Z. (verified owner) –
I compared the first and third cigars from this pack and noticed similar airflow. The third had a slightly drier coffee finish on my palate.
Victoria N. (verified owner) –
My first cigar gave a faint cereal-like note between stronger stretches of coffee. It added something lighter without changing the darker overall flavor.
Russ A. (verified owner) –
The five-pack made the slight differences between cigars easier to see. One began nuttier, another earthier, but both had a recognizable cocoa aftertaste.
Holly E. (verified owner) –
The pack’s shorter format made me pay attention to the finish sooner. A dry chocolate impression lingered after the pepper had disappeared.
Carlos C. (verified owner) –
The first cigar’s ash held together until I tapped it gently. Its flavor was closer to coffee grounds than a sweet chocolate drink.
Vanessa D. (verified owner) –
I found the overall flavor rounded and full rather than pointed. The particular cigar I tried made it through without needing a relight.
Mark H. (verified owner) –
The compact shape felt well balanced when I set it on the tray. Its resting aroma suggested cocoa, while the draw tasted mostly woody.
Richard N. (verified owner) –
I finished my notes on the pack with roast, walnut skin, and a little cedar. Those were more distinct on the second cigar than on the first.
Megan E. (verified owner) –
Spice increased at the end without making the flavor one-dimensional. I was glad there was another cigar left in the pack for a later occasion.
Steve P. (verified owner) –
The pepper was present enough to register without dominating. This compact shape also fit the kind of break I’d set aside for it.
Brandon A. (verified owner) –
One cigar in the pack needed a relight after a shorter pause than expected. Its earthy flavor remained pleasant, though the interruption was noticeable.
Robert A. (verified owner) –
The second Stub had a softer middle than its opening suggested. Earth remained the clearest taste, with cocoa appearing mainly in the finish.
Julie Q. (verified owner) –
The short Maduro’s aroma grew sweeter as it progressed, but the flavor stayed savory. That distinction was what caught my attention most.
Katherine Z. (verified owner) –
The last section of one Stub turned a little bitter for me. I preferred the earlier balance of dry cocoa, wood, and mild roasted sweetness.
Thomas T. (verified owner) –
I noticed a faint browned-grain note during the pauses between draws. It sat underneath the coffee instead of competing with it.
Michelle C. (verified owner) –
I found a faint malty note beneath the roast on my second try. It gave the compact Maduro a little more detail than I had noticed initially.
Angela H. (verified owner) –
The compact body showed a clear transition from toast to dark wood on mine. The flavors felt connected rather than suddenly different.
Melissa U. (verified owner) –
The short Maduro felt substantial without becoming awkward to hold. I noticed a quiet creaminess through the middle beneath the dry roasted taste.
Rachel L. (verified owner) –
I expected the spice to arrive right away, but the Stub opened with toast. Pepper appeared later and stayed mostly in the lingering finish.
Jennifer K. (verified owner) –
Roast outweighed sweetness on my palate. From the first draws onward, smoke production remained consistent rather than fluctuating.
John W. (verified owner) –
I don’t normally buy this format, so the five-pack made sense. Taking my time let the coffee remain clear alongside a pepper note that never grew too strong.
Matthew S. (verified owner) –
When the initial spice calmed down, cocoa was easier to taste. Smoke output, meanwhile, had remained even from the outset.
Paul N. (verified owner) –
I compared two sessions with plain water instead of coffee. The cigar’s own coffee note was still there, alongside a little bread-crust flavor.
Tim T. (verified owner) –
Roasted coffee with a restrained pepper note held my attention. The wrapper also remained intact for the full length of the session.
Victoria U. (verified owner) –
Two of the Stubs kept their wrapper intact as I removed the bands. Their flavors became woodier late without losing the earlier cocoa completely.
Alex N. (verified owner) –
My notes from the pack’s first cigar leaned toward dry chocolate. On the second, roasted walnut seemed clearer while the basic earthy character stayed similar.
Patrick I. (verified owner) –
The flavor had presence without depending on a sharp bite. The burn stayed close enough to even that I left the lighter alone, and five suited an unfamiliar format.
Scott M. (verified owner) –
The first Stub felt evenly filled and didn’t give me a difficult draw. Its most obvious flavor was unsweetened cocoa with a quiet roasted-nut edge.
Elizabeth C. (verified owner) –
The dark flavors stayed individually recognizable, with smoke coming through a comfortable draw. Together, those things made the pack a useful way to begin with the Stub.
Frank J. (verified owner) –
The first Stub had a warmer aroma than its flavor suggested. I tasted dry nuts while the resting smoke reminded me more of cocoa.
Brian X. (verified owner) –
I found less sweetness than the dark aroma had suggested. My first two cigars tasted savory, with walnut and dry earth clearer than molasses.
Julia B. (verified owner) –
Coffee stood above chocolate in the flavor, with a mildly sweet aftertaste. I liked the shorter body’s fit in my hand.
Scott Z. (verified owner) –
I noticed a toasted pecan impression in my first Stub. It was subtle enough that I wanted to check for it on the next one.
Andrew K. (verified owner) –
A leathery tone developed midway through the first Stub and then faded behind roast. That small change was more interesting than any shift in pepper.
Paul L. (verified owner) –
A little sweetness softened the earthy base, and an unhurried pace kept the final stretch enjoyable for me.
Chris A. (verified owner) –
I let the remaining cigars rest before trying the second one. That session brought out more toasted wood, although the earthy base was familiar.
Thomas N. (verified owner) –
The finish’s dry cocoa suited me more than the opening did. For a format I don’t usually choose, five cigars felt like an appropriate amount to assess.
Diana U. (verified owner) –
The small Stub didn’t feel incomplete. Cocoa, wood, and a little pepper kept it away from sugary territory, while a relaxed pace prevented a hot finish.
Holly Y. (verified owner) –
The second cigar’s finish had more wood than the first one’s. Both stayed rounded in texture, which helped the dry flavors feel balanced.
Andrew O. (verified owner) –
Earth at the start developed toward a more toasted sweetness. The opening took longer than I’d have liked to settle, so I preferred the middle and rated it four stars.
Kevin H. (verified owner) –
The compact format fit my planned break, with earth and dark cocoa providing most of the taste. Resting it between puffs didn’t interrupt the burn.