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Curivari Buenaventura delivers a refined, artisan-crafted experience, celebrated by cigar critics and enthusiasts for its balance, complexity, and exceptional value. Made entirely from premium Nicaraguan tobaccos and rolled in the heart of Nicaragua, this cigar has earned accolades for its approachable medium-bodied profile and flavorful depth. Its reputation was solidified when it received a 94-point rating and secured the #7 spot on Cigar Aficionado’s Top 25 Cigars of 2013—a testament to both its consistency and the esteem it holds in the cigar world.
- Outstanding balance and complexity with every puff
- Cedar, sweet spice, chocolate, and pepper create a harmonious interplay
- Rated 94 points and named #7 Cigar of 2013
- Medium-bodied for a broad range of smokers
- Traditional, Mini BV, and Petit BV sizes to suit every occasion
- Expertly crafted for a creamy texture, slow burn, and inviting aroma
- Regarded as an exceptional value, making it a top pick for repeat cabinet stashes
From the first draw, Buenaventura offers a symphony of flavors: cedar up front, sweet spice swirling underneath, chocolate richness at the core, and an energetic touch of pepper that lingers on the palate. The Nicaraguan puro blend is meticulously assembled from tobaccos grown by the Placensia family, whose artisanship is evident in the solid construction, consistent draw, and slow, satisfying burn. Experienced smokers often note the creamy texture and balanced transitions through each third, while newer enthusiasts benefit from the approachable strength and smooth delivery.
Each size—classic, Mini BV, or Petit BV—is crafted for optimal enjoyment, whether you want a lingering cabinet experience or a quick smoke on the go. Numerous reviewers highlight the series’ top-tier consistency, with many calling it a “best-kept secret” and a “Poor Man’s Padron,” thanks to its Padron-like flavor profile and construction but with unbeatable pricing. Solidly positioned as both a value buy and a connoisseur choice, the Buenaventura remains a staple for anyone who prizes premium Nicaraguan tobacco blends.
| Wrapper Origin | Wrapper Leaf | Country of Manufacture | Strength | Aroma & Flavor Notes | Formats Available |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nicaraguan | Nicaraguan | Nicaragua | Medium Bodied | Cedar, sweet spice, chocolate, pepper | Classic (10), Mini BV (20), Petit BV (20) |
Summary
- Box Count: 10 (Classic), 20 (Mini BV, Petit BV)
- Region: Nicaragua
- Strength: Medium Bodied
- Binder: Nicaraguan
- Wrapper: Nicaraguan
- Filler: Nicaraguan
What rating did Curivari Buenaventura receive?
It was rated 94 points and named #7 on the Top 25 Cigars of 2013.
Where are Curivari Buenaventura cigars made?
They are handmade in Nicaragua using all-Nicaraguan tobaccos.
What flavors can be expected?
Cedar, sweet spice, chocolate, and pepper combine for a balanced, complex profile.
What makes them an exceptional value?
Premium tobaccos from the Placensia family, artisan construction, and a price far below similar top-rated cigars.
What sizes are available?
Classic (box of 10), Mini BV (box of 20), and Petit BV (box of 20).
How is the construction and draw?
Reviewers praise the solid construction, perfect draw, and slow, consistent burn.
Who should try the Buenaventura?
It fits both new smokers seeking a smooth profile and aficionados searching for complexity and value.
| Sizes | Box – BV 500 5 1/4 x 50, 5 Pack – BV 500 5 1/4 x 50, Box – BV 560 5 1/2 x 56, 5 Pack – BV 560 5 1/2 x 56, Box – BV 600 6 x 60, 5 Pack – BV 600 6 x 60, Box – Mini BV 3 1/2 x 50, 5 Pack – Mini BV 3 1/2 x 50, Box – Petit BV 4 1/4 x 54, 5 Pack – Petit BV 4 1/4 x 54, Box – D7 5 1/2 x 52, 5 Pack – D7 5 1/2 x 52, Single – D7 5 1/2 x 52, Single – BV 500 5 1/4 x 50, Single – Mini BV 3 1/2 x 50, Single – BV 560 5 1/2 x 56 |
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Lou Cross (verified owner) –
I am thrilled to share my thoughts on the Curivari Buenaventura cigar line! This fantastic line is truly one of the best-kept secrets in the world of cigars. It’s hard to believe that such a high-quality cigar can be had for such an affordable price.
One of the things that sets the Buenaventura line apart from the rest is its heritage. These cigars come from the renowned Placensia factory in Nicaragua, where some of the world’s finest cigars are crafted. The Placensia family has been in the tobacco business for generations, and their expertise is evident in every puff of the Buenaventura.
Another standout feature of the Buenaventura line is the fact that all of the tobacco used in these cigars is Nicaraguan. This creates a unique and complex flavor profile that is both bold and nuanced. From the first draw to the last, you’ll be treated to a rich and satisfying smoke that is sure to please even the most discerning palate.
But perhaps the best thing about the Curivari Buenaventura cigar line is the price. At just $5-$6 per smoke, it’s hard to beat the value that these cigars offer. You simply won’t find a better cigar at this price point with the same premium heritage and quality of tobacco.
In conclusion, I cannot recommend the Curivari Buenaventura cigar line highly enough. Whether you’re a seasoned cigar smoker or a newcomer to the world of cigars, these cigars are sure to impress. So do yourself a favor and pick up a box today – you won’t be disappointed!
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usarmy15t86 (verified owner) –
The standard BV line by Curivari is a great baseline. I call it a “Poor Man’s Padron” as the flavor profile and construction are very similar. My go to sticks are the Mini TVs when it’s cold out or I need a quick smoke, and the BV500. I’m curious to see what some aging will do with these, so I’m letting a box sit for a few years to see. Try one for yourself, then go check out the rest of what Curivari has to offer.
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david.rhoads (verified owner) –
I would actually rate this 3.5 stars. Good construction, nice draw, not too strong. Flavor is decent although I preferred the LCA version more than the regular robusto. I probably won’t keep this one in regular rotation but may pick up another fiver and see what happens with a bit more rest.
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jaredpogas (verified owner) –
Not the best from the company but a solid smoke.
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Ryan Reagan (verified owner) –
Fine Cigar! Love it in all formats! The BV mini rolls into rotation when the weather gets chilly. This cigar won’t disappoint, now not going to say it is the 500 as far as the transitions … but puts a grin on my face every time I fire one up!
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mchun1104 (verified owner) –
I’ve really come to appreciate the BV line – excellent construction, solid draw, consistent burn, and great flavor to compliment – all for $5-6 for a stick! That’s an insane ROI if you tell me as a consumer. These tend to go on backorder often, so always say yes if you have an opportunity to cop a box.
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Anonymous (verified owner) –
I’ve been smoking my way through Curivari and I can’t say enough about this brand. Everything has been absolutely stellar from them. The value on these is absolutely unbeatable. This particular blend is really bringing down flavortown. I’m getting roasted nuts, slight cinnamon, light roast coffee and a nice creamy finish. The construction on these are awesome. Draw is perfect and burn is great. This is another absolute winner from Curivari and one that I’ll happily keep in my cabinet. The price on these is an absolute steal!
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Alexander S (verified owner) –
This full body cigar is pretty damn good. It has a produces a sweetness while keeping characteristics of creaminess and richness. Mind you, I am not describing a ultra premium cigar as it is a Sun $6 stick. Considering the price, I really enjoyed this cigar.
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JP7 (verified owner) –
Definitely an underrated brand. Great pricing on all of their sticks and they deliver. Worth the try if you haven’t had one.
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goldenaggie (verified owner) –
Curivari is one of my favorite cigar companies, but this cigar is just OK. I would pass on this and instead purchase something else by Curivari, like their cafe noir.
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