Nestor Reserve Maduro

Nestor Plasencia built on of the largest cigar factories and names in the industry; Nestor Reserve maduro offers a rich and robust taste with a wonderful aroma and exquisite construction. This ultra dark brown toothy cigar rolled Nicaraguan and Dominican filler, a Nicaraguan binder, and Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper. This a medium to full body cigar with notes of pepper, cedar, chocolate, and hints of mocha sweetness. What makes this cigar special is that’s a budget friendly cigar that you can smoke daily, I really enjoy smoking this cigar

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