Famous Nicaraguan Selection 4000 Sixty
Nicaraguan 4000 cigars are handmade at a small, out-of-the-way factory somewhere in lovely, downtown Nicaragua. Blended with robust Nicaraguan longfillers tamed by mild Ecuadorian Connecticut wrappers, these medium to full-bodied cigars offer-up superb construction and burn. Each cigar reveals an earthy-spicy smoke with a breath of sweetness and toasted nuts on the finish. Order a bundle and try this enticing, full-flavored blend that's become one of the best buys on this site, or anywhere.
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Customer reviews for Famous Nicaraguan Selection 4000 Sixty :
DUANE SKARDA in WI
John in IL
charles c. shipley in KY
| Winning Bid: $35.00 | |
| Winner: therbst |
| Auction Ended | |
| on Mon. Aug 10, 10:11PM ET | |
| therbst won and saved 44% ! |
| MSRP: |
$63.00 |
| Auction Price: | $35.00 |
| Total Savings: | $28.00 |
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Famous Nicaraguan Selection 4000 Sixty
Nicaraguan 4000 cigars are handmade at a small, out-of-the-way factory somewhere in lovely, downtown Nicaragua. Blended with robust Nicaraguan longfillers tamed by mild Ecuadorian Connecticut wrappers, these medium to full-bodied cigars offer-up superb construction and burn. Each cigar reveals an earthy-spicy smoke with a breath of sweetness and toasted nuts on the finish. Order a bundle and try this enticing, full-flavored blend that's become one of the best buys on this site, or anywhere.
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