• Aging Room Quattro Nicaragua is an all-Nicaraguan puro, the first Nicaraguan puro in the Quattro line, and it’s the first Quattro made outside the Dominican Republic (the others being made in the DR at Tabacalera Palma).
Wrapper: Nicaraguan Binder: Nicaraguan Filler: Nicaraguan Country of Origin: Nicaragua Factory: Tabacalera Fernande
• The Aging Room Quattro Nicaragua comes in four sizes presented in 20-count boxes.
Espressivo: 5 x 50 Maestro (Belicoso): 6 x 52 (cigar of the year) Vibrato: 6 x 54 Concerto: 7 x 50
La Gran Oferta, debuted at 2018 IPCPR and the Robusto, Toro, Toro Gordo, Lancero and Torpedo. All sizes are in stock now ready to be a part of your humidor collection.
The not too strong, not too mild stick is perfectly constructed with an oily Rosado wrapper and beautifully double banded with a bright blue ribbon around the foot. Not only do they look good – they taste great.
Looks great in your humidor, and smokes great on your porch
Notes of black pepper, an almost caramel sweetness and some citrus notes are present throughout this stick. The creamy and oily smoke is rewarding, while the medium strength does not overpower your palate. This is a can’t skip stick!
Foundation is one of the most popular brands on the market. Demand for their cigars has increased exponentially, and for good reason. Using some of the most sought after tobaccos on the market, Foundation has created a portfolio of incredible cigars that are sure to become staples in any humidor. Charter Oak is the perfect smoke From Foundation. Coming in 3 different wrappers, all at incredible prices, there is a cigar for everybody in this lineup.
Connecticut Broadleaf
After becoming known for having some of the greatest broadleaf in the world, Foundation cigars released this beauty, The Charter Oak CT Broadleaf has bold notes of coffee, cocoa beans and earth. This cigar is for the true aficionado. Shop CT Broadleaf
Habano
The Charter Oak Habano truly a medium cigar. With pepper, leather, oak and some creamy notes, the Habano wrapper has taken this blend to a new level. Every cigar smoker, from experienced to brand new can appreciate this stick. ShopHabano
CT Shade
One of the smoothest and creamiest smokes we carry, the Connecticut Shade grown wrapper gives this smoke a perfect balance. A Mild to medium cigar, you’ll find easy notes of pepper, cedar, cream, and a vanilla sweetness. Shop CT Shade
This cigar is a celebration of hearty Jalapa Valley ligero and rich Nicaraguan tobaccos combining for a complex blend cleverly packaged in 10 count boxes across 4 different sizes!
The wrapper used on this stick is a San Andrés maduro, quickly becoming a popular leaf because of its prominent sweet and spicy maduro notes, which encapsulates the delicious and rich Nicaraguan binders and fillers.
No longer just a yearly limited release, this fan favorite is now a full fledged production offering from Oliva!
We have the best prices around for Oliva. If you find a better price, we’ll match it!
The 2022 pair of Viaje Geisha are some truly wonderful cigars. After smoking both of them and taking the time to compare notes as well as gather opinions, there is one consensus I continue to hear…these are remarkably similar. Both start with some strong chocolate, leather, and towards the end of the first third develop a pitasicao nut flavor. In the second both begin to have more earthy tones and decrease in sweetness levels in favor of balance, and both have some espresso notes to round out the cigar.
However there are some distinct differences between the two in the complexity and specific details of the flavor profile. In general, the Corojo was sweeter, adding a coffee creamer not throughout the cigar and allowing for a citrus sweetness to be quite prominent throughout. The San Andres however added some unique campfire smoke taste along with a fairly unique vanilla note.
One thing to say on both cigars, is they likely deserve some time in the humidor. The San Andres suffers far more in this than the Corojo, however both had multiple areas of heavy acidity and sour notes. These seem as though some age would rid them of these issues, however the Corojo specifically is incredible despite this.
From what I have heard from others this seems to be the case across the board. While many people prefer the earthy tones and stronger profile of the San Andres, nearly everyone said that these cigars need some time to rest and allow for their flavors to mellow out. If you do this, you likely will be rewarded with one of, if not THE, best release of viaje in years.
The Herrera Esteli Brazilian Maduro features a dense Plantation Grown Mata Fina wrapper, over a Connecticut River Valley Broadleaf binder with fillers from Nicaragua.
Manufactured at La Gran Fabrica Drew Estate, the Herrera Esteli Brazilian Maduro was blended by Willy Herrera.
“The Herrera Brazilian Maduro is my expression of the floral and earthy Brazilian Mata Fina tobacco. We use it typically as a binder or accent tobacco in the filler but I wanted to showcase its dynamic and unique texture.”
The ninth consecutive year that Crowned Heads has released Las Calaveras since 2016
Nicaraguan Corojo 99 wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder and fillers.
Three of the sizes sold in 24 count boxes, while a fourth size—the Petit Lancero—is only offered in samplers, which includes one of each of the four sizes.
Las Calaveras Edición Limitada 2022 LC46 (5.75 x 46) (Box of 24) Las Calaveras Edición Limitada 2022 LC52 (5 x 52) (Box of 24) Las Calaveras Edición Limitada 2022 LC54 (6.5 x 54) (Box of 24) Las Calaveras Edición Limitada 2022 Petit Lancero (6.5 x 40) (Sampler of 4)
Production is limited to 1,500 boxes of each of the three sizes and 2,500 samplers.
Wrapper: San Andres Mexico Binder: Corojo 99 jalapa Filler: Nicaragua
The Wise Man Maduro is a rich blend of specially selected Nicaraguan fillers and carefully sourced aged San Andres Capa.
The blend encompasses bold flavors of black pepper, dark roast espresso and cacao. It is medium plus in body and strength, rounded out with a nutty finish.
The first Mexican San Andres wrapped cigar for Joya De Nicaragua, the Joya Black is one of the more popular cigars for the brand. With strong notes of sweet fruit, cocoa, wood, and that signature Joya spice.
During a press release, Mario Perez, the factory manager of Joya had this to say about the Joya Black:
“We have had these wrappers available for some time and we wanted to create a blend with rich Nicaraguan tobacco, yet without the overpowering strength. The result is a balanced, rich and pleasant smoking experience”
With 90+ ratings from all over the internet, I would say they accomplished it.
The second collaboration of Gurkha with TAA, the Nicaraguan series is a full bodied cigar in every sense of the word. A balanced smoke all the way through, a mixture of pepper, earth and leather. Beautifully accented with a subtle creaminess and cinnamon flavor. Although the initial light is incredibly peppery, it smooths itself within the next couple puffs.
The first third of the cigar is distinguished by dominant notes of peppery flavors, dancing across your tongue like wildfire. Part way though the third the profile opens up to earth and leather taking center stage.
As you get to the second third a vanilla creaminess comes out of nowhere, accented by a hint of cinnamon on the back palate as well as retrohale.
The pepper dies down to a subtle white pepper, before reappearing strong in the last third of the cigar. The flavors round out by adding a notes of nuts to the pepper and earth in the last third of the cigar.
All around a medium- full bodied cigar filled with pepper leather and earth. A smoke worthy of an avid cigar smoker who is in the mood for something a little off the beaten path.
