House Brands: Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade

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Website Description: La Campiña cigars were inspired by the name of the quaint countryside inn where Arthur and Hal often stay in Esteli, Nicaragua. Spanish for 'countryside,' these relaxing cigars are handmade at Plasencia's Esteli factory using a medium-bodied blend of Esteli Ligero, Jalapa Viso and Honduran Jamastran Seco leaves rolled in silky Ecuadorian Connecticut wrappers. The smoke is smooth, balanced and creamy with accents of nutmeg, toasted almond, and hint of white pepper.

Boxes of 20

Factory: Plasencia's Esteli factory

My Take: A good, not great cigar in this wrapper class. I've smoke some very good ones and yet others have the grassy taste. If they were a bit more consistent they would be a a good buy.