Curivari Buenaventura Pralines
Enjoy a decadent twist on the classic Buenaventura blend with Curivari Buenaventura Pralines. This Nicaraguan maduro cigar is handmade to deliver a unique harmony of richness, strength, and fragrant elegance, making it a standout option for enthusiasts who appreciate both depth and finesse.
- Distinctive Nicaraguan maduro wrapper offers a bold, smooth profile
- Medium-full bodied for a robust yet refined experience
- Flavorful notes of earth, roasted nuts, and creamy cocoa
- Silky, even burn and enticing aroma throughout the session
- Perfect pick for aficionados seeking complexity without harshness
Crafted by expert hands in Nicaragua, the Pralines introduces a new dimension to the Buenaventura lineup through its genuine maduro wrapper. The blend inside is all Nicaraguan, targeting those who savor a medium-full bodied profile that stays balanced from start to finish. Each draw reveals evolving flavors—earth, toasted nuts, and sweet cocoa—woven together with remarkable smoothness.
Pralines’ seamless construction and impeccable burn amplify the smoking pleasure, ensuring each session is as elegant as it is satisfying. The aroma is memorable—rich and inviting, yet never overpowering. Designed for those who prefer their cigars flavorful but not overly strong, this blend bridges the gap between intensity and approachability.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Wrapper Origin | Nicaraguan |
| Wrapper Leaf | Nicaraguan Maduro |
| Country of Manufacture | Nicaragua |
| Strength | Medium-Full Bodied |
| Color | Maduro |
| Flavor Notes | Earth, nuts, cocoa |
| Box Count | 10 |
Summary
- Box Count: 10
- Region: Nicaragua
- Strength: Medium-Full Bodied
- Binder: Nicaraguan
- Wrapper: Nicaraguan Maduro
- Filler: Nicaraguan
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Pralines differ from the core Buenaventura line?
Pralines features a Nicaraguan maduro wrapper and a richer, slightly bolder flavor profile with pronounced earth, cocoa, and roasted nut notes.
What body or strength can I expect?
This cigar is medium-full bodied, providing depth, richness, and satisfying complexity without excessive strength.
Are these cigars handmade?
Yes, each Pralines cigar is handmade in Nicaragua by Curivari’s expert artisans.
What are the primary flavors?
You’ll notice deep earthiness, toasted nuts, and creamy cocoa accented by the maduro wrapper.
Is this cigar suitable for newer smokers?
While richer and more intense than the standard Buenaventura, it remains smooth and approachable, making it enjoyable for a broad range of palates.
How should I store these cigars?
Keep in a properly humidified humidor to ensure optimal flavor and preservation.
What is the box count for Pralines?
Pralines are typically offered in boxes of 10 cigars.
Can this be paired with drinks?
Yes, its chocolate and nutty notes pair well with coffee, port, or bourbon for a rounded experience.
| Sizes | Box – P460 4 7/8 x 60, 5 Pack – P460 4 7/8 x 60, Box – P554 5 3/4 x 54, 5 Pack – P554 5 3/4 x 54, Box – P652 6 3/4 x 52, 5 Pack – P652 6 3/4 x 52, Single – P554 5 3/4 x 54 |
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Ysofockup (verified owner) –
File under not boring. Dark chocolate and coffee and red pepper spiciness kicks things off with a follow of almonds or, perhaps, walnuts. There is brown sugar and dried fruit sweetness on the retrohale. The dark chocolate and coffee remains dominant with some cedar and occasional appearances of other flavors, such as wood and dried cherry, that come and go. The burn was very good with a nice, easy draw and plenty of smoke. A very solid value at the price.
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jasonr75 (verified owner) –
These are a delicious and sweet dark wrappered gem! Every humi needs some! Creamy sweet, smooth and a little wood and leather. Never had a bad one!
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Anonymous (verified owner) –
Most of the Curivari stuff I smoked has been real solid. Thought I’d give this a try. This I’m getting a lot of cedar, molasses and blk pepper. I am getting a small amount of sweetness from the wrapper in the form of dark brown sugar. The construction on this was pretty good. The draw was a tad loose but nothing terrible. As I worked into the second third I got toasted pecans and some peanut shell. Overall I thought this was a very good stick. Definitely provided some nice flavors and at an excellent price point.
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