Espinosa
Nicaraguan hand-rolled cigars blended by Erik Espinosa
- Made in
- Nicaragua
- Factory
- La Zona, Estelí, Nicaragua
- Lines here
- 2
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The house
The story of Espinosa
Espinosa cigars are blended by Erik Espinosa and produced in Nicaragua. The Espinosa Crema is rolled at La Zona, his factory in Estelí.
The Crema represents a lighter side of the portfolio. Its Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper surrounds Nicaraguan binder and filler tobaccos, producing a mild-to-medium-strength cigar.
The Laranja series focuses on Brazilian tobacco blends. Laranja Hybrid is its fourth installment, combining an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper with a Nicaraguan-and-Brazilian binder and Nicaraguan filler.
Craft
How they make them
The cited Espinosa cigars are hand rolled with long filler. Crema uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler, while Laranja Hybrid uses an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, a binder combining Nicaraguan and Brazilian tobacco, and Nicaraguan filler. Both are blended by Erik Espinosa and made in Nicaragua.
Details
Things most people don't know
- Factory
- Espinosa Crema is rolled at Erik Espinosa’s La Zona factory in Estelí, Nicaragua.
- Brazilian focus
- Laranja Hybrid is the fourth installment in a series highlighting Brazilian tobacco blends.
- Construction
- Both cited cigars are hand rolled with long filler.
- Crema blend
- Crema pairs an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper with Nicaraguan binder and filler.
- Hybrid blend
- Laranja Hybrid combines an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper with Nicaraguan and Brazilian tobaccos.
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Espinosa up close
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