Joya de Nicaragua Antano 1970 Big Bull

Length:  7″
Ring Gauge: 60
Strength: Full

Joya de Nicaragua has a well-deserved reputation for making high-quality, very bold, and flavorful cigars using Nicaraguan tobaccos. In the 1970s, it was considered the finest brand in Nicaragua and possibly the world. To commemorate this notoriety, Joya de Nicaragua created the Antano 1970 to remind the world what they were capable of. At the time of its release, Nicaraguan cigars were not known for their strength. Instead it was the flavor of the tabacco that Nicaraguan cigars were really known for. To say the Joya de Nicaragua Antano 1970 blew the doors off the cigar world would be an understatement. It was one of the boldest cigars ever created that had both strength and flavor. It cemented Joya de Nicaragua’s legacy as a world class manufacturer.

Antano 1970 is a Nicaraguan Puro, and as such it is blended using only high-quality Nicaraguan tobaccos. As Nicaragua’s oldest cigar factory, they wanted to create a unique cigar featuring some of the nation’s best tobaccos. While this can sometimes lead to a one dimensional profile, this is not the case with these great cigars. It’s a testament to the skills that the blending team at Joya De Nicaragua possesses. Antano 1970s are full flavored and complex, featuring tasting notes of earth, leather, and spice with hints of walnut and a maple syrup sweetness. These cigars are strong, bold, and not for the faint of heart.