Cohiba cigars have quite the legacy in the United States. Originally known for their Cuban counterparts, Cohiba got its roots in America with the Cameroon wrapped, Dominican-made Red Dot. Known for their medium-bodied, balanced blends, Cohiba Nicaragua looks to step things up a notch.

While the cigar is named after Nicaragua, the wrapper on top of this blend is a Honduran Oscuro. The Nicaraguan element comes from the binder and filler. Toasting the foot of the Cohiba Nicaragua you’ll find a complex profile of white pepper and coffee. As the cigar continues to burn a sweet fruitiness joins the fold on the finish to balance out the flavor.