Joya de Nicaragua Antaño 1970 Coronet – 4 x 32
Bold, unapologetic and packed with classic Nicaraguan intensity.
The Joya de Nicaragua Antaño 1970 Coronet is a compact cigar with a powerful personality. The word “Antaño”, meaning yesteryear, pays tribute to the strong, full-flavoured cigars that established Nicaragua’s reputation among seasoned smokers decades ago.
Handcrafted entirely from Nicaraguan-grown tobaccos, the Antaño 1970 range remains one of Joya de Nicaragua’s most celebrated blends. Featuring a Nicaraguan Habano Criollo wrapper, Nicaraguan binder and premium Nicaraguan fillers, this true Nicaraguan puro delivers an unmistakably rich and robust smoking experience.
Despite its smaller 4" x 32 Coronet format, this cigar offers remarkable depth and strength. Expect intense spice, earthy undertones, peppery notes and rich tobacco sweetness, building into a bold, full-bodied profile with a lingering finish. The compact size concentrates the flavours, making it an ideal option when time is limited but a satisfying, powerful smoke is desired.
The Antaño 1970 Coronet is designed for smokers who appreciate traditional, stronger cigars with authentic Nicaraguan character and uncompromising flavour.
Product Details:
- Brand: Joya de Nicaragua
- Range: Antaño 1970
- Vitola: Coronet
- Length: 4"
- Ring Gauge: 32
- Strength: Full
- Wrapper: Nicaraguan Habano Criollo
- Binder: Nicaragua
- Filler: Nicaragua
- Profile: Spicy & Robust
Rich, earthy and full of intensity, the Joya de Nicaragua Antaño 1970 Coronet is a superb choice for experienced smokers seeking a short yet memorable full-strength cigar.
Length - 4"
Ring Gauge - 32
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Not disappointed.
As a former cigar smoker who has switched to pipes, at least partly for cost reasons, I added one of these to my basket with my pipe tobacco order from GQ. I was very pleasantly surprised ...lots of strength for a small cigar. Smoked carefully/slowly it had a sweetness and fruitiness. It won't convert me back from being primarily a pipe smoker, but I really enjoyed it.
