Nub Cameroon 466 Box-Pressed Torpedo Box of 24

Nub Cameroon 466 Box-Pressed Torpedo is a 4 x 66 premium cigar handmade in Nicaragua. It uses a Cameroon wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder and Nicaraguan filler, presented in a box-pressed torpedo format. This medium-full cigar has a documented flavor profile of wood, dark chocolate, baking spices, anise, and cedar. Its short length and 66-ring gauge distinguish it within the Nub Cameroon range. Nub Cameroon 466 Box-Pressed Torpedo Cigar Details • Size: 4 x 66• Shape: Torpedo• Wrapper: Cameroon• Binder: Nicaraguan• Filler: Nicaraguan• Origin: Nicaragua• Strength: Medium-Full• Construction: Box-Pressed• Manufacturer: Oliva Cigar Co. What is the flavor profile of Nub Cameroon 466 Box-Pressed Torpedo? The flavor profile begins with woody and dry notes before developing dark chocolate and baking spices. Anise and cedar are also documented through the finish. What size is Nub Cameroon 466 Box-Pressed Torpedo? Nub Cameroon 466 Box-Pressed Torpedo measures 4 x 66. The format combines a short four-inch length with a notably broad 66-ring gauge. What does BPT mean in Nub Cameroon 466 Box-Pressed Torpedo? BPT denotes Box-Pressed Torpedo. The cigar has a pressed profile and a tapered torpedo head rather than a standard round parejo shape. What tobaccos are used in Nub Cameroon 466 Box-Pressed Torpedo? Nub Cameroon 466 Box-Pressed Torpedo is finished with a Cameroon wrapper. Its binder and filler are both Nicaraguan tobaccos. Where is Nub Cameroon 466 Box-Pressed Torpedo made? Nub Cameroon 466 Box-Pressed Torpedo is made in Nicaragua. It is part of the Nub Cameroon line produced by Oliva Cigar Co. How strong is Nub Cameroon 466 Box-Pressed Torpedo? Nub Cameroon 466 Box-Pressed Torpedo is classified as medium-full in strength. This designation refers to strength rather than the cigar's box-pressed construction or shape. Has Nub Cameroon 466 Box-Pressed Torpedo received a published rating? Cigar Aficionado awarded this exact vitola 88 points. The published review identifies the cigar as a 4 x 66 Cameroon-wrapped box-pressed torpedo made in Nicaragua.