Brick House Maduro

After the original Brick House earned a stellar 93 rating and a spot among the “Top 25 Cigars of 2010,” J.C. Newman followed up with a darker, more assertive sibling: Brick House Maduro. This version turns up the intensity, wrapped in a lustrous Brazilian Arapiraca Maduro leaf that sets the tone for a richer, spicier journey. Inside, a Nicaraguan binder and premium Nicaraguan long-fillers form a hearty core, creating a full-bodied smoke loaded with depth.

Expect a profile that leans bold— a natural sweetness, and savory spice come together in a slow-burning, densely packed cigar that feels substantial from the moment you pick it up. It’s a natural evolution of the Brick House line, offering a more robust expression that still maintains the smooth delivery fans love.

And the critics agreed. In 2017, Brick House Maduro earned a 91-point rating, praised for its strong, earthy base, shifting salt-and-pepper nuances, flashes of floral brightness, and a final stretch that hints at bread and caramel. A complex, rewarding smoke that easily earns a place in any humidor.