You won't miss one iota of flavor in these box-pressed NUb Cameroon 466BPT cigars. With little between them but prime Nicaraguan long-fillers and Cameroon wrappers, you'll savor every puff - and more comfortably, too. For a well-balanced and satisfying smoke that will love you long time, order now.

Full Specifications

Strength:Medium

Shape:Torpedo

Size:4 x 66

Country:Nicaragua

Color:Natural

Flavor:

Wrapper Origin:African

Wrapper Leaf:Cameroon

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The way A cigar should taste.

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by Rodney Beckom in Rockmart Ga. on February 20, 2011

My first experience with A Nub Cameroon. Now this is what A cigar should taste like. Good tobacco flavor with enough spices to keep it interesting. Huge amounts of fragrant smoke and to top it off enough nicotine to give A slight tingle to the lips and tongue. A well rounded and satisfying experience. This could be my new favorite. I will definitely be ordering more. Personally I scored this one A perfect 100. There was absolutely nothing wrong with this smoke.

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ONE OF MY FAVORITES

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by cozzi in seattle on December 06, 2012

A must try love still cigar!

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Not For Me (NUB 466)

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by Mojarr0 in Baldwin Park on January 27, 2012

Short Summary : The Wrapper was great, strong and stayed intact. Strong peppery taste at first then went medium towards half mark(which was a good thing for this cigar). Cigar went out on me with 1/3 left. It does look nice but I would not buy this again.

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Not to shabby.

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by Big Moose in Lawrenceville, IL. on October 07, 2011