Maker · Nicaragua
Espinosa
The CigarMind catalog lists 101 Espinosa cigars across 32 lines. They are made mainly in Nicaragua and Dominican Republic, at La Zona Cigar Factory, San Lotano Factory and Tabacalera AJ Fernandez Cigars de Nicaragua. The most common wrappers are Ecuadorian Habano, Ecuadorian Connecticut, Mexican San Andres Capa Negra and Ecuadorian Sumatra. Strength runs mild to full.
- Lines
- 32
- Cigars
- 101
- Made in
- Nicaragua, Dominican Republic
- Factories
- La Zona Cigar Factory, San Lotano Factory, Tabacalera AJ Fernandez Cigars de Nicaragua
- Strength
- mild to full
Blend details are claims from manufacturer and trade sources. Blends can change between releases.
Where to start
picked from the catalog, not a panelEvery Espinosa line
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similar wrappers, strength and originEspinosa questions
What are the best Espinosa cigars to try?
Start with the signature line, Espinosa Habano; for something milder, Espinosa @Zucar (mild); for the fullest, Espinosa Murcielago (full). "Best" is your palate's call: log each one and CigarMind learns which you prefer.
Where are Espinosa cigars made?
Espinosa cigars in the CigarMind catalog are made in Nicaragua and Dominican Republic, across 32 lines and 101 sizes.
What is the mildest Espinosa cigar?
Of the lines with a listed strength, Espinosa @Zucar is the mildest, at mild strength. It uses a Dominican Republic wrapper.
What is the strongest Espinosa cigar?
Of the lines with a listed strength, Espinosa Murcielago is the strongest, at full strength. Smoke it after a meal and slowly. It uses a Mexican San Andres Capa Negra wrapper.
What wrappers does Espinosa use?
Across its lines Espinosa uses habano, San Andrés, Connecticut shade, Sumatra and maduro wrappers. Each line page lists the exact wrapper, binder and filler for every size.
What cigars are similar to Espinosa?
Makers whose lines share Espinosa's wrappers, strengths and origins include Crowned Heads, Cubariqueño (Protocol), Protocol and RoMa Craft. Each Espinosa line page names specific cigars to try next and why.