
The Smoking Syndicate: Curivari Buenaventura Cremas C100
The Curivari Buenaventura Cremas C100 is a premium boutique cigar from Curivari Cigars, a company founded by Andreas Throuvalas that blends tobaccos to traditional Cuban production standards. Released as a shade-wrapped extension to the original Buenaventura line, the Cremas variant replaces the original Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper with an Ecuadorian Connecticut shade leaf while retaining an all-Nicaraguan core. The Buenaventura Cremas C100 vitola measures 5 5/8 inches and uses a 46 ring gauge, placing it in the Corona Extra format. It is manufactured in Estelí, Nicaragua, utilizing Cuban-seed tobaccos sourced from the country’s prominent growing regions, including Jalapa and Estelí. The blend uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder and long-filler Nicaraguan tobaccos. The cigar features a traditional Cuban triple cap, tightly rolled seams, and classic paper banding. Wrapper: Ecuadorian Connecticut Binder: Nicaragua (Cuban-seed) Filler: Nicaragua (Cuban-seed) Origin: Nicaragua Factory: Plasencia Cigars S.A. Vitola / Shape: Corona Extra (C100) Dimensions: 5 5/8″ x 46 Strength / Body: Mild-Medium to Medium MSRP: $7.50 Final Score: 90

