Nub Cameroon 358
nub Cameroon cigars are unlike anything you've smoked before. Manufactured by the Oliva Cigar Co., the concept is a cigar which, instead of just having a 'sweet spot,' is in its entirety a 'sweet spot.' nub delivers, too; their large ring gauges and short lengths routinely smoking for over an hour! The genuine Cameroon wrapper cloaking its Nicaraguan core is thin and toothy, and smokes with rich notes of cedar and coffee. These distinctive, medium-bodied cigars are a must-try!
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Nub Cameroon 358
nub Cameroon cigars are unlike anything you've smoked before. Manufactured by the Oliva Cigar Co., the concept is a cigar which, instead of just having a 'sweet spot,' is in its entirety a 'sweet spot.' nub delivers, too; their large ring gauges and short lengths routinely smoking for over an hour! The genuine Cameroon wrapper cloaking its Nicaraguan core is thin and toothy, and smokes with rich notes of cedar and coffee. These distinctive, medium-bodied cigars are a must-try!