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Curivari Buena Ventura brings Curivari's small-production Nicaraguan blending style to an approachable and value-conscious cigar line. Introduced at the 2012 IPCPR Trade Show in Orlando, Buena Ventura expanded the Curivari portfolio with a traditionally presented Nicaraguan puro designed to showcase rich tobacco character without moving into premium boutique pricing.
Crafted as a Nicaraguan puro, Buena Ventura features Nicaraguan tobacco throughout its wrapper, binder, and filler. The all-Nicaraguan composition gives the blend a cohesive tobacco-forward character, highlighting the earthy, roasted, and naturally sweet qualities associated with Nicaraguan-grown leaf.
Generally medium to full-bodied, Curivari Buena Ventura offers tasting notes that may be reminiscent of earth, toasted bread, cocoa, roasted coffee, cedar, nuts, leather, black pepper, and natural tobacco sweetness. Deep earthy characteristics can provide the foundation of the profile, while bread-like toastiness, cocoa, and subtle sweetness contribute additional dimensions as the cigar develops. Individual flavor, aroma, strength, construction, and overall smoking characteristics may vary by cigar and individual palate.
Buena Ventura's traditional Cuban-inspired presentation reinforces Curivari's classic approach to cigar design. Combined with the brand's small-production philosophy and all-Nicaraguan tobacco recipe, the line provides adult enthusiasts with an accessible way to explore the character of Curivari without sacrificing the distinctive qualities associated with its boutique portfolio.
Value is also an important part of the Buena Ventura concept. By combining small-batch production, an all-Nicaraguan blend, traditional presentation, and approachable pricing, Buena Ventura occupies a distinctive position within the Curivari collection. It can be particularly attractive to enthusiasts looking for a regularly enjoyed Nicaraguan cigar as well as those discovering Curivari for the first time.
For adult cigar enthusiasts drawn to Nicaraguan puros, boutique cigar production, rich tobacco flavors, and strong value, Curivari Buena Ventura offers a compelling addition to the humidor. With layers of earth, toasted bread, cocoa, roasted coffee, cedar, nuts, pepper, and natural sweetness, Buena Ventura delivers a flavorful and approachable expression of Curivari's Nicaraguan blending style.
Choose Products »Curivari Buena Ventura brings Curivari's small-production Nicaraguan blending style to an approachable and value-conscious cigar line. Introduced at the 2012 IPCPR Trade Show in Orlando, Buena Ventura expanded the Curivari portfolio with a traditionally presented Nicaraguan puro designed to showcase rich tobacco character without moving into premium boutique pricing.
Crafted as a Nicaraguan puro, Buena Ventura features Nicaraguan tobacco throughout its wrapper, binder, and filler. The all-Nicaraguan composition gives the blend a cohesive tobacco-forward character, highlighting the earthy, roasted, and naturally sweet qualities associated with Nicaraguan-grown leaf.
Generally medium to full-bodied, Curivari Buena Ventura offers tasting notes that may be reminiscent of earth, toasted bread, cocoa, roasted coffee, cedar, nuts, leather, black pepper, and natural tobacco sweetness. Deep earthy characteristics can provide the foundation of the profile, while bread-like toastiness, cocoa, and subtle sweetness contribute additional dimensions as the cigar develops. Individual flavor, aroma, strength, construction, and overall smoking characteristics may vary by cigar and individual palate.
Buena Ventura's traditional Cuban-inspired presentation reinforces Curivari's classic approach to cigar design. Combined with the brand's small-production philosophy and all-Nicaraguan tobacco recipe, the line provides adult enthusiasts with an accessible way to explore the character of Curivari without sacrificing the distinctive qualities associated with its boutique portfolio.
Value is also an important part of the Buena Ventura concept. By combining small-batch production, an all-Nicaraguan blend, traditional presentation, and approachable pricing, Buena Ventura occupies a distinctive position within the Curivari collection. It can be particularly attractive to enthusiasts looking for a regularly enjoyed Nicaraguan cigar as well as those discovering Curivari for the first time.
For adult cigar enthusiasts drawn to Nicaraguan puros, boutique cigar production, rich tobacco flavors, and strong value, Curivari Buena Ventura offers a compelling addition to the humidor. With layers of earth, toasted bread, cocoa, roasted coffee, cedar, nuts, pepper, and natural sweetness, Buena Ventura delivers a flavorful and approachable expression of Curivari's Nicaraguan blending style.
Curivari Buena Ventura brings Curivari's small-production Nicaraguan blending style to an approachable and value-conscious cigar line. Introduced at the 2012 IPCPR Trade Show in Orlando, Buena Ventura expanded the Curivari portfolio with a traditionally presented Nicaraguan puro designed to showcase rich tobacco character without moving into premium boutique pricing.
Crafted as a Nicaraguan puro, Buena Ventura features Nicaraguan tobacco throughout its wrapper, binder, and filler. The all-Nicaraguan composition gives the blend a cohesive tobacco-forward character, highlighting the earthy, roasted, and naturally sweet qualities associated with Nicaraguan-grown leaf.
Generally medium to full-bodied, Curivari Buena Ventura offers tasting notes that may be reminiscent of earth, toasted bread, cocoa, roasted coffee, cedar, nuts, leather, black pepper, and natural tobacco sweetness. Deep earthy characteristics can provide the foundation of the profile, while bread-like toastiness, cocoa, and subtle sweetness contribute additional dimensions as the cigar develops. Individual flavor, aroma, strength, construction, and overall smoking characteristics may vary by cigar and individual palate.
Buena Ventura's traditional Cuban-inspired presentation reinforces Curivari's classic approach to cigar design. Combined with the brand's small-production philosophy and all-Nicaraguan tobacco recipe, the line provides adult enthusiasts with an accessible way to explore the character of Curivari without sacrificing the distinctive qualities associated with its boutique portfolio.
Value is also an important part of the Buena Ventura concept. By combining small-batch production, an all-Nicaraguan blend, traditional presentation, and approachable pricing, Buena Ventura occupies a distinctive position within the Curivari collection. It can be particularly attractive to enthusiasts looking for a regularly enjoyed Nicaraguan cigar as well as those discovering Curivari for the first time.
For adult cigar enthusiasts drawn to Nicaraguan puros, boutique cigar production, rich tobacco flavors, and strong value, Curivari Buena Ventura offers a compelling addition to the humidor. With layers of earth, toasted bread, cocoa, roasted coffee, cedar, nuts, pepper, and natural sweetness, Buena Ventura delivers a flavorful and approachable expression of Curivari's Nicaraguan blending style.
A great everyday stick with excellent complex and inviting flavors and construction. It has a sweet spot in the first 3/4 of the stick. The draw is super. This stick is more than reasonably priced. It is a must Smoke.
What a treat. Finally a great cigar for the everyday guy! This cigar is the smoothest draw I have ever enjoyed. Great presentation in it's look and feel. This ranks with the expensive cigars in taste, flavor and looks but is actually reasonably priced! Thanks for thinking of the little guy!
Best cigar for the price. Excellent cold draw, loose filler/binder. Creates a lot of smoke, but does not leave a "smokey" taste. Excellent smoke overall. Very highly recommend!!
This cigar mild and draws easily. When they arrived, I smoked one immediately but that was mistake because it was too dry and the outer wrapper flaked. 56 ring is a bit too fat for me. The taste is clean, no off-taste that you sometimes get. I would buy it again but I'd make it a 50 or so, not a 56
These are supremely delicious. Medium-bodies, with a panoply of flavors, and virtually no strength. The one I'm smoking at present just had an issue with tunneling about halfway, but was quickly corrected. At approximately $5.50 per, I know of no better value in this category of medium-to-somewhat-full body cigars, with little to no strength. In short, they're an absolute DREAM.
These are very, very nice. I've only had one, so I'm not going into flavor profiles, but it's medium body, with strength rising towards, but not into, full strength in the last third. A lot of nuttiness and a touch of hard-to-define spice. I will be buying more boxes of this, I promise.
If you like a mild cigar, and don't have an hour, smoke this one.
