Flor de Oliva Cabinet Edition Robusto

Description

The Flor de Oliva Cabinet Edition Robusto is a well-balanced Nicaraguan cigar that combines the approachable character of the Flor de Oliva brand with the rich, naturally earthy flavours associated with Nicaraguan tobacco. Presented in the popular Robusto format, this cigar offers a satisfying smoking experience without requiring a lengthy commitment to time.

From the first draw, smokers can expect a smooth and consistent profile featuring notes of toasted cedar, earth, roasted coffee and subtle spice. As the cigar progresses, hints of nuts and dark tobacco can emerge, adding depth while maintaining a balanced character. The finish is pleasantly lingering, making the Flor de Oliva Cabinet Edition Robusto an enjoyable choice for both regular cigar smokers and those looking to explore Nicaraguan blends. Its compact Robusto size provides a comfortable combination of generous smoke production and an even-burning format. The Cabinet Edition presentation also makes it an appealing option for smokers who appreciate quality tobacco in a classic, understated package. Whether enjoyed with a morning coffee, after dinner, or during a relaxed evening, the Flor de Oliva Cabinet Edition Robusto delivers dependable flavour and an easygoing smoking experience. It is a versatile cigar suited to both everyday enjoyment and casual occasions. Size: Robusto 5 x 50. Note: these are now shipping in plain packaging with authentic bands underneath.

• Wrapper: Indonesian Sumatra
• Binder: Nicaragua
• Filler: Nicaragua

About Oliva Cigars

Melanio Oliva cultivated his first tobacco crop in Pinar Del Rio, Cuba in 1886. His growing operations were suspended while he fought in the Cuban War of Independence. After returning from the war, Melanio resumed his tobacco growing operations. In the early l920’s Melanio’s son Facundo Oliva took over the growing operations. Facundo cultivated the Oliva family tobacco fields for several decades. As Cuba became overrun by the Communists, the tobacco landscape changed. Facundo’s son Gilberto Oliva shifted from growing to brokering tobacco. In the early 60’s the pressure became too great and Gilberto traveled from country to country in search of the conditions to recreate that distinctive Cuban taste.

His travels took him to Honduras, Panama, Mexico and even the Philippines. Gilberto finally found fertile ground in Nicaragua. Today Gilberto along with his family are Nicaragua’s second largest grower of Cuban-seed tobacco. Using these same time-tested methods of curing, blending, and rolling that built an empire, the Oliva cigar lineup has garnered tons of top ratings from industry experts and consumers alike, culminating with Cigar Aficionado Magazine awarding the Oliva Serie V Melanio Figurado Cigar of the Year in 2014.