This Nicaraguan puro with Connecticut wrapper kicks off with creamy almond notes that evolve into spicy cedar undertones. The 5½"×50 stick burns cleaner than Eddie Van Halen's guitar riffs in the "Eruption" solo that inspired its blend. At $10.35 per cigar in 20-count boxes, it's perfect for mid-day smoke breaks when you want flavor without intensity.
Creamy cashew notes dominate with baking spice background. Medium smoke output. The cold draw reveals subtle cedar through perfect draw resistance.
Peppercorn spice emerges behind toasted oak. Burn line holds razor-straight without correction. Ash drops cleanly at 1½" intervals.
Leather and black pepper intensify. Retrohale shows cocoa powder finish. Strength builds to medium-plus in last inch - stop before finger-burning territory.
The Jalapa Valley binder leaf adds signature Nicaraguan sweetness, balanced by Estelí filler tobacco's earthy core. Pichardo's rollers maintain 98%+ combustion consistency across production batches.
