Gran Habano La Conquista La Nina Robusto - Pack of 5
With all the new blends and methods in the cigar world these days, one almost gets nostalgic about the classic smokes of yesteryear. Out of the thick cloud of overly curated tobaccos comes the Gran Habano La Conquista, a cigar that heralds back to the golden age of cigars. This dark chocolate colored cigar features a Nicaraguan wrapper and binder with a filler comprised of Colombia, Costa Rica & Nicaraguan tobacco. This blend presents itself with notes of sweet pepper, citrus, cocoa, Ginger, red pepper, ginger, earth, oak & cedar.La Conquista translates to The Conquest, this Gran Habano cigar will be a hit for aficionados looking for a pleasant and flavorful, albeit not complex, smoking experience.The Gran Habano La Conquista (Gran Robusto) received a stellar 90-Rating in the November issue of Cigar Aficionado!

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Mike's Cigars
Quantity: Pack of 5
shape: Robusto
ring: 52 Ring
length: 5 Inches
strength: Full
country: Origin
wrapper: Nicaragua
filler: Colombia, Costa Rica, Nicaragua
binder: Nicaragua
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Gran Habano La Conquista joins other George Rico cigars on the A list.
EllenJ
27th Sep 2021
This stogie extraordinaire totally checks all the boxes: sweetness vs savory, richness, strength, creaminess, burn line, construction, draw, retrohale... This has it all. If there were a Maduro version of Gran Habano's La Conquista I would probably not need any other cigars. As it is, I should point out that the Gran Habano's Azteca is already firmly ensconced in the "Yay!" list.
For a real blast of cedar flavor, disregard the cigar snobs' pooh-poohs and use the cedar sleeve to light the cigar. Pull it about an inch or so out and just set it on fire it will stop when the flame reaches the foot; then just remove and discard.











