Organic Reserve Maduro Pig Stub (4.5″x60) 5 Pack
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Organic Reserve Maduro Pig Stub 4.5″ x 60
100% Organic • Four Years in the Making • Small Batch Production
Short, stout, and packed with flavor — the Organic Reserve Maduro Stub is the perfect short smoke for those who appreciate a heavy-hitting, medium-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 5
A perfect pick for those who enjoy a deep, rich smoke without the wait.
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| Title | Range | Discount |
|---|---|---|
| (QTY PRICE BREAKS - 5 PACKS) | 2 - 10 | 10% |
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.
60 reviews for Organic Reserve Maduro Pig Stub (4.5″x60) 5 Pack
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Daniel S. (verified owner) –
Burn corrections never became a recurring task. Meanwhile, the flavor moved from its small peppery opening into a steadier mix of coffee and earth.
Nicole J. (verified owner) –
Earth gave the flavor some body without leaving it muddled. My only reservation was a minor wrapper problem; otherwise I liked the smoke, but four stars felt fair.
Paul Q. (verified owner) –
This five-pack gave me enough examples to get used to the shorter format. The first one was earthy, while the next had clearer coffee accents.
Robert E. (verified owner) –
I didn’t get a sugary Maduro flavor from this pack. My first two were closer to unsweetened cocoa with a small amount of roasted-grain sweetness.
Paul Z. (verified owner) –
The aroma from the resting cigar reminded me of browned toast. The taste was darker, with coffee taking over once I found a slower rhythm.
Mike O. (verified owner) –
The Stubs I tried didn’t crumble at the cap as they shortened. My main taste note was still dry coffee, with a woody finish.
Marty S. (verified owner) –
The last few draws on one Stub became sharper than I wanted. The earlier portion was pleasant, with earth and a little toasted sweetness.
Elizabeth L. (verified owner) –
A shallow cut left the cap tidy on the one I tried. The draw was measured rather than open, which suited the compact size.
Angela Q. (verified owner) –
I hadn’t expected to like the shorter format this much. It supplied a lot of flavor without relying on sharpness to make an impression.
Sarah O. (verified owner) –
The short body didn’t stop the aftertaste from changing. I noticed roast first, then a little woodiness that stayed after the cocoa faded.
Samantha S. (verified owner) –
The first Stub from this pack reached its earthy flavor quickly. A little coffee followed, so the shorter length didn’t feel like it skipped the middle.
Tony F. (verified owner) –
I liked how coffee remained on the palate without a bitter turn. The Stub seemed deliberately compact, rather than simply shortened for the sake of it.
Eric Y. (verified owner) –
The taste moved from earth toward a more toasted sweetness. I never had to relight my sample, and there was another waiting in the pack for a later try.
Lisa W. (verified owner) –
I liked the slightly leathery tone that developed under the roast. It gave this short Maduro a different middle from its cocoa-led beginning.
Patrick T. (verified owner) –
I found the Maduro Stub more savory than its appearance led me to expect. Bread crust and dry wood were easier to pick out than sweetness.
Tim A. (verified owner) –
The shorter format made the flavor progression fairly easy to follow. Cocoa gave way to toasted nuts, then a woodier finish on my first Stub.
Laura H. (verified owner) –
The five-pack let me compare a familiar cut with a shallower one. Both worked, though the shallow cut gave me the resistance I preferred.
James I. (verified owner) –
The shorter body was easy to hold, and the straightforward flavor suited it. Once the foot was evenly alight, the burn stayed consistent.
Amanda M. (verified owner) –
A dry, woody element broke up the darker flavors. The draw was also easier after the opening handful of puffs than it had been at first.
Frank Z. (verified owner) –
I found the taste broad and rounded, not sharp around the edges. The wrapper made it through the entire session without coming apart.
Rachel B. (verified owner) –
The Stub felt comfortable to hold, not just to smoke. Its early pepper rounded off as it progressed, and five seemed a sensible quantity for exploring the shorter shape.
David A. (verified owner) –
I found a roasted-grain character in these Stubs that I don’t always notice in darker cigars. The dry finish kept that flavor from seeming sugary.
David I. (verified owner) –
I noticed a little creaminess under the earth on the second cigar from the pack. It changed the feel more than the actual flavor.
James H. (verified owner) –
The cap and wrapper held up on the two I’ve tried. Their openings differed a little, but both ended with a recognizable dark-coffee taste.
Jason P. (verified owner) –
Coffee made the biggest impression on me, followed by a spicy finish. I was pleased not to be down to my last one afterward.
Erin C. (verified owner) –
My second Stub started noticeably woodier than my first. They met in the middle at the same cocoa-and-earth flavor, which was interesting to compare.
Vanessa I. (verified owner) –
I was surprised by how early the nutty note appeared. The Stub had barely settled into its burn before walnut edged past the cocoa.
Natalie N. (verified owner) –
The pack’s first cigar produced a warm, roasted aroma while resting. On the draw, I noticed more earth and less of that sweetness.
Michelle E. (verified owner) –
Nothing in the flavor list struck me as unusual, but the proportions worked together. I ended up liking the short format more than I’d thought I would.
Tony A. (verified owner) –
A small wrapper split appeared near the end of one cigar. It didn’t stop the session, but it took something away from an otherwise agreeable pack.
Jessica K. (verified owner) –
My sample stayed lit without a second visit from the lighter. Its dark taste also followed through on the impression the wrapper had given me.
Joseph Q. (verified owner) –
A faint toasted-almond impression appeared on the second Stub. I hadn’t noticed it in the first, where coffee had seemed much more dominant.
Melissa V. (verified owner) –
The Stub sat neatly in my hand. Earth led the profile, a small sweetness softened it, and a patient pace made that combination work best for me.
Brian N. (verified owner) –
My first impression was dark-roasted coffee, with cocoa coming into focus afterward. The Stub’s shorter body also felt natural in my hand.
Carlos T. (verified owner) –
A mild sweetness offset the roasted side rather than overpowering it. I finished pleased that the pack still held another one for later.
Richard G. (verified owner) –
The remaining cigars looked fairly even in shape alongside the first one. The first draw had enough resistance for a controlled, unhurried session.
Stephanie G. (verified owner) –
The first Stub’s ash looked delicate but didn’t scatter as much as expected. Its flavor stayed dry and nutty rather than sweet.
David L. (verified owner) –
It lit easily and settled into a steady pace, with the darker tastes remaining distinct rather than blending into one indistinguishable flavor.
Sarah R. (verified owner) –
This compact format didn’t feel like a secondary version of something else. The dark flavor was present in the smoke itself, just as I’d hoped from looking at the wrapper.
Kelly C. (verified owner) –
One Stub’s burn drifted to the side near the middle. A correction got it back on track, but it needed more attention than the others.
Chris O. (verified owner) –
The first peppery impression passed into coffee and earthy notes. I also found the shorter length comfortable in my hand.
Mike A. (verified owner) –
After several puffs, the airflow loosened to a more comfortable level. The dark flavor notes stayed distinct enough that I could still tell them apart.
Lauren X. (verified owner) –
The draw became freer shortly after the start, and roasted nuts appeared late in the smoke. Together, those details made this pack a useful first encounter with the Stub.
Jeff A. (verified owner) –
The compact body made me slow my pace naturally. That seemed to keep the earthy notes clear instead of letting pepper crowd them out.
Brandon H. (verified owner) –
This was my introduction to the Stub through the five-pack. Cocoa appeared first, darker wood followed toward the end, and the ash remained attached longer than I anticipated.
Robert W. (verified owner) –
There was an earthy base with enough sweetness to soften its outline. Smoke came with little effort, and the shorter body felt comfortable to hold throughout.
Rebecca S. (verified owner) –
I compared the aroma before and after the midpoint on my second Stub. It moved from toasted wood toward cocoa while the taste stayed earthy.
Eric M. (verified owner) –
The compact Maduro had a more restrained start than I expected. A nutty note slowly emerged as the initial wood flavor settled down.
Carol Y. (verified owner) –
The Stub felt firm without a hard center when I handled it. Once lit, it stayed intact around the cut and gave a muted chocolate taste.
Samantha L. (verified owner) –
My notes for the pack’s third Stub mentioned dry chocolate before coffee. The earlier two had seemed the other way around, despite similar construction.
Christine G. (verified owner) –
I left space between puffs. That pace suited the cigar, especially as the spice increased toward the finish. There was still more to taste than heat alone.
Rachel D. (verified owner) –
I checked the second cigar against my notes from the first. That dry coffee impression showed up again, though the spice was a little quieter.
Stephanie S. (verified owner) –
The compact shape sat comfortably without feeling insubstantial. A dry cocoa finish lingered longer than the peppery opening on my first one.
John A. (verified owner) –
The shorter shape kept the session focused without making it feel abrupt. There was enough movement from roast toward wood to leave a distinct impression.
Stephanie D. (verified owner) –
I got the darker flavor I wanted, rather than just the look of a dark wrapper. The airflow was slightly freer than my preference, so I kept the rating at four.
Matthew D. (verified owner) –
I kept notes on two Stubs a few days apart. Both had a toasted core, with the second showing a little more wood near the end.
Mike K. (verified owner) –
I found more texture than sweetness in the Maduro Stub. The smoke had a rounded feel while the taste leaned toward walnut and roast.
Frank E. (verified owner) –
On my first try, the cocoa note was quiet enough to miss. It became much clearer during pauses than while I was taking a puff.
Michelle G. (verified owner) –
I expected the pepper to define this compact cigar, yet roast was more prominent. The spice stayed mostly in the lingering finish.
Rebecca C. (verified owner) –
Coffee blended with toasted wood in the middle of this compact Stub. Giving it breathing room between puffs worked better for me than keeping a fast pace.