Nestor Miranda Collection Dominicano is Launched
Nestor Miranda and Miami Cigar teamed up with Don Pepin Garcia and My Father Cigar Company about 9 months ago, and their latest collaboration is now available, the Nestor Miranda Collection Dominicano. This cigar was definitely a collaborative effort with La Aurora S. A. providing the tobacco, and Don Pepin doing the blending and manufacturing. It uses Nicaraguan filler and binder, and a Dominican Corojo wrapper. It’ll be in the $7–8 price range.
The cigar will come in boxes of 20. Like the Nestor Miranda Special Selection cigars made by Don Pepin, two wrappers will be offered: Rosado and Oscuro. You’ll have your choice of five sizes:
- Lancero — 7–1/2″ x 40
- Coffee Break — 4–1/2″ x 50
- Robusto Grande — 5–1/2″ x 54
- Belicoso — 6–1/8″ x 52
- Ruky — 5–5/8″ x 48 x 52
There’s going to be three big in-store events to celebrate the launch of the Dominicano. The first is a two-part event in San Diego with a dinner on March 11th and a store event on March 12th. The second will be at the Grand Havana Room in New York City on March 19th. And the last will be on March 20th at Sabor Havana in Doral, FL.
For more details on the events, you can read the full press release.
If you enjoyed this post, please consider to leave a comment or subscribe to the feed and get future articles delivered to your feed reader.
Comments
Ha! My eyes fell on “Nestor Miranda” and “Coffee Break” and at first I thought he was jumping on the Jameson Coffee bandwagon…
Mr. Miranda is gettin’ awful busy lately!
Charlie,
Yeah, why you give us the Dominicano cigar review, when it comes to avaliable at the cigar shop.
As of Friday night, I am hearing that Nestor Miranda will be making an appearance at my local B&M to support these sticks. Should be fun.
Looking forward to the robusto grande. I like the oscuro wrapper but will try both… notifying my local shop if they have these on order. Thanks for the info!
I haven’t tried too much of Miranda’s smokes. I’ve had the special selection in a few sizes (love the coffee break) but thats it. Hey JaimeVR – if you pick up one to try, go for the coffee break and have it after breakfast with your coffee. great smoke
I got a Rousto Grande from a local tobbacco shop yesterday,kept it in humidor overnight and fired it up.It’s really great,but could be much more enjoyable if not for the burning issues,countless retouches!!I’ll try the other sizes and see how those goes.
Definitely going to try these, all the other stuff from NM has been good IMO.