La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut Immensa Box of 24

La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut Immensa is a 5 3/4 x 60 premium cigar handmade in Nicaragua. This Gordo uses an Ecuador Connecticut wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder and Nicaraguan long-fillers, and is produced at My Father Cigars S.A. Classified as Mild-Medium in strength, the Immensa presents the La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut blend in a 60-ring format. Its flavor profile includes almond, cashew, cedar, coffee bean, and buttercream, followed by a soft finish. La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut Immensa Cigar Details • Size: 5 3/4 x 60• Shape: Gordo• Wrapper: Ecuador Connecticut• Binder: Nicaraguan• Filler: Nicaraguan• Origin: Nicaragua• Strength: Mild-Medium• Construction: Handmade• Factory: My Father Cigars S.A.• Manufacturer: La Aroma de Cuba What is the flavor profile of La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut Immensa? La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut Immensa has a flavor profile of almond, cashew, cedar, coffee bean, and buttercream. The finish is soft and understated. What size is La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut Immensa? La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut Immensa measures 5 3/4 inches long with a 60-ring gauge. It is offered in the Gordo vitola. What wrapper does La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut Immensa use? This cigar is finished with an Ecuador Connecticut wrapper. The wrapper has a light, blond presentation that distinguishes the Connecticut line within the La Aroma de Cuba portfolio. How strong is La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut Immensa? La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut Immensa is classified as Mild-Medium in strength. Its profile emphasizes a lighter-strength presentation while retaining the Nicaraguan tobacco character of the blend. Where is La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut Immensa made? La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut Immensa is handmade in Nicaragua at My Father Cigars S.A. The cigar uses Nicaraguan binder and long-filler tobaccos. What tobaccos are used in La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut Immensa? The blend consists of an Ecuador Connecticut wrapper, a Nicaraguan binder, and Nicaraguan long-fillers. The filler tobaccos are harvested from Garcia family estates in Nicaragua.