I've had a few different Nicaraguans but my local stores don't carry many of the brands I see advertised on the internet. Any opinions on Mantequillas or Rosa Cubas or some of the other NATSAs? How do they compare with La Fincas for an everyday budget cigar? I've seen some good feedback on Mantequillas but hesitate to buy a box of cigars without ever smoking one.
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I don't have any experience to draw from, but goto jrcigars.com...goto the bulletain board section, then do a search on one of those brands...I hear some people rave about Manteqilla's and others say thumbs down to La Finca...but go check it out your self.
Emo
Emo
Ditto when Emo said. The brands you mentioned are JR Cigars brands and there's a lot of info about them on the JR BB. I've smoked the Mantequilla, Rosa Cuba, La Finca and others like Villar y Villar that are made by NATSA but it was years ago so I'm out of the loop on these cigars nowdays.
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Wade
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Wade
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Also try Mayorgas, a Nicaraguan puro. Great cigar at a good price.
Mantequilla is a mild, smooth cigar that is very enjoyable, especially the maduro torpedos. The last La Finca(La Stinka!) I had was about a year ago and was terrible. But there are folks that swear by them.
Mantequilla is a mild, smooth cigar that is very enjoyable, especially the maduro torpedos. The last La Finca(La Stinka!) I had was about a year ago and was terrible. But there are folks that swear by them.