Description

Esteban Disla, co-owner and factory manager of NicaSueno, named his first line of cigars Guáimaro, a name that has its origins in Cuba. Disla’s mother worked for Serigo Cuevas in the Dominican Republic at the Tabacalera Cuevas & Hermanos factory. He and his brother, Raul—who is the factory manager at NACSA—worked as young kids and later adults for Cuevas. In 1997, they moved with Cuevas to Nicaragua to the Nica Habano factory. Disla would then become the chief of production at Latin Cigars S.A., the factory that produced CAO and Toraño cigars and is now known as STG Estelí.

Guáimaro is the nickname that Cuevas gave to a young Disla when he was first starting out in the industry.

Guáimaro is produced at NicaSueño.

• Wrapper: Mexican San Andrés
• Binder: Brazilian Arapiraca Castaño
• Filler: Dominican Republic & Nicaragua

Packaged in 20 count boxes and bundles

This cigar comes in four vitolas:

• Rothschild | 4 X 50
• Robusto | 5 x 52
• Corona | 5 1/2 x 46
• Torpedo | 6 x 54