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For sale Liga Privada No 9 and Joya De Nicaragua Sampler. Contains: Liga Privada No9 - Belicoso (6x52) -$11.95 With about a year age, maybe more. Joya De Nicaragua Celebracion - Consul (4.5x52) - $5.85 With over 2 yrs age on it. Joya De Nicaragua Cabinetta - No13 Lancero (7.5x38 ) - $6.20 Joya...

Hey Guys, Joya de Nicaragua Cabinetta name is referred to its packaging, a Cabinetta 100% Royal Cedar Box of 24 Cigars. Cabinetta series is two tone cigar, featured with Ecuadorian wrapper and dark and sweet Nicaraguan Criollo Wrapper Cigar. Joya de Nicaragua Cabinetta cigar is not only a...

Additional Cigar Reviews - Padron 1964 Anniversary Series Principe Maduro Review and the Joya de Nicaragua Cabinetta Serie No. 7 Toro Review [b]Welcome back to another edition of cigar reviews on Puff.com. Keep reading for reviews on the flavorful Padron 1964 Anniversary Series Princip...

Hey Guys, This week (10 Jan 2011 - 16 Jan 2011) on the Cigar Aficionado website, Joya de Nicaragua Cabinetta No.2 Cigar is announced as "Cigar of th Week". Below are the tasting notes: This torpedo is tipped with a dark wrapper, the rest is wrapped in a light leaf. The draw is a bit firm but...

Joya De Nicaragua Cabinetta Serie Toro. 6 X 52. Wrapper - Ecuadorian shade grown (for 3/4 of the cigar) Nicaraguan Criollo (for the last 1/4), Binder - Nicaragua, Filler - Nicaragua. Mild-Medium bodied. For this particular cigar, I decided to break-down the review into quarters instead of...

Joya de Nicaragua Cabinetta Serie Robusto 5x52 robusto Ecuadoran shade wrapper body Nicaraguan Criollo wrapper head Paired with dark rum Pre-light: This is a firm robusto. Smelling the body of the cigar it shows typical Nicaragua profile. The foot reveals sharp undertones. Clipped with a...

What an outstanding cigar. Veiled in a flawless Colorado wrapper, this robusto sported a perfect draw (just the slightest bit firm, exactly the way I prefer it to be). I'm sitting out on my deck after a wonderful dinner of prime aged porterhouse on the grill and a surprisingly good Australian...

Ok, I'm sure a few of you are wondering why, so i'll just get to the point fast. I'm tired of having these old stinky cigars in my humidor. Let's face it, they suck. They PALE in comparison to the cremosa. http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=39092 All of you guys who have tried them...

Well, when I saw that Dave sent me one of these I was kinda taken aback. What the heck was he thinking? I attribute it to cigar-induced nirvana. Yes, Dave must have smoked an awesome cigar that day and in his near hallucinogenic state thought that I needed a cigar this rare. So obviously...

OK Havanaphile LLGs, who has smoked one and would you give it 100 points? I thought CA was quite clever to award the first ever 100 point cigar to a smoke that is over $300/stick and virtually unavailable to the general stogie chomping population. Probably unavailable to the elitist stogie...