Can someone compare the Montague Lancero to the other Montague sizes? I've enjoyed the other ones but I want to know if the lancero, being a 7x40, is different. I expect it to have a somewhat tighter draw and maybe be a bit richer.

I'm not a fan of any of the Montagues. But I'm glad to see they are liked by others. If you got em, smoke em!

choner

The lancero is the only one I have had so I can't compare it to other sizes. But so far I have not had a tight draw from the box I purchased a while back. I also don't conisder it to be overly rich, just a basic mild smoke. At $0.68 each, they are worth the money, even if you do end up with a couple of tight ones.

-Lenny

it is a farily good cigar in all it's sizes. it's not part of the bad frog cigars, and if you bought one at a store for $5.00 or a little less, you would be satisfied that you got your money's worth.

the draw is no tighter than any other size made by montague.

Personally, I don't care for anything in the line. They're rolled in Pandaan, Indonesia. While some of the ad copy says they are a multi-nation blend, in truth, only those with a maduro wrapper aren't Indonesian puros. The maduro wrapper is Brazilian; all other components are Indonesian.

If you enjoy the taste profile of Indonesia tobacco, they're a good buy. Montagues are beautifully rolled and boxed.

Yes, this Lancero is actually alittle thinner than the Montaque Special Corona # 1...which is really damn near a standard Churchill.

They are a decent cigar...most are alittle young and should be well aged in the humidor before smoking...very little cedar in these babies when they left the factory...probably in a hurry.

Gene

waddy06 wrote: "most are a little young."

Actually, they haven't been made in a couple of years. When Swedish Match took over ownership of the brand and manufacturing facility, they discontinued production.