1502 Nicaragua
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From the 1502 website:
In our Premium brand 1502, you will find three tobacco lines with the highest quality, where the sowing process, harvest, curing, aging and selection of each tobacco leaf is our major concern. It takes more than five years from the time of its sowing until the time you can enjoy one of our fine cigars; this is why patience is one of our greatest virtues in the art of tobacco production.
In our brand 1502, you will find three lines totally different from each other, being 1502 Emerald the “Fina Fuerte” (Fine Strong), 1502 Ruby of medium strength and 1502 Black Gold with strongest character. Three spectacular bindings that exclaim the Nicaraguan flavor, which will delight at all times and will make an unforgettable experience.
If interested in the 1502 Nicaragua, click here to discover more about this brand and where to purchase - Global Premium Cigars.
The 1502 Nicaragua contains tobaccos from the four main growing regions of Nicaragua: Esteli, Jalapa, Condega, and Ometepe. This cigar fits right in between the 1502 Emerald and 1502 Ruby - as a "medium plus" cigar. The 1502 Nicaragua is the latest creation from 1502 cigars.
This cigar has a beautiful medium brown wrapper with great construction and a solid triple cap on the 5 X 50 box-pressed Robusto.
The cold draw is creamy tobacco with pepper lingering on the lips.
Upon light-up, the closed foot allowed a jumpstart of flavor - without toasting the foot all the wrapper flavor pops!
Getting into the flavors, the first third provides notes of white pepper, creamy tobacco, black and red pepper lingers on the tongue and retrohale.
Second third continues with white, black and red pepper, and adds cedar and earth in this third.
Final third ramps up in complexity with notes of cedar, baking spices, citrus zest, with white pepper on the tongue and black pepper on the retrohale.
Ash fell off in large chunks and near perfect smoking characteristics.
Overall a very nice Nicaraguan cigar! Lots of spice components which I enjoy! I gave the 1502 Nicaragua a #FinalThirdCigar rating of 90. Definitely worth seeking 1502 out in your area!
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