Arango Cigar Co. will be debuting a new value-priced cigar line called Nicarango at the upcoming IPCPR Convention & Trade Show.

The handmade line is being produced at Nicaragua American Cigars S.A. (NACSA) in Estelí, using a filler blend of Dominican, Honduran and Nicaraguan leaves, which is then wrapped with a Nicaraguan binder. The line is being offered in two wrapper options: a natural Ecuadorian Connecticut leaf or an Indonesian Besuki maduro. An announcement from Arango calls the cigar robust but mellow-bodied, full flavored and smooth smoking.

The Nicarango is offered in two sizes: Supremo, which measures 7 1/4 x 45 and is priced at $43.50 for a bundle of 20, $43.50, while the Toro measures 6 x 50 and is priced at $41.10 for a bundle of 20 cigars.

The new line is in stock and available for shipping according to Michael Gold, president of Arango Cigar Co.

Images courtesy of Arango Cigar Co.