Punch Gran Puro Nicaragua
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Maduro Value

Punch Gran Puro Nicaragua

Pepper‑Forward, Earth‑Driven Smoke

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About Punch Gran Puro Nicaragua

Punch Gran Puro Nicaragua, released in February 2017, pairs a Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper with Nicaraguan binder and filler and is produced in Honduras. The line sits medium‑full and leans pepper‑forward, delivering earth and cedar with occasional cocoa or cola‑like sweetness across its core sizes, all at a value price.

  • Made in Honduras
  • Medium-Full
  • Connecticut Broadleaf
  • Black pepper, cedar, leather, earth, cocoa, sweet notes

Pepper Forward

Punch Gran Puro Nicaragua

Released in February 2017, Gran Puro Nicaragua uses a Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler to produce a medium–full, pepper‑forward profile with cedar and leather notes; reviewers also cite cocoa/cream sweetness and an earth‑driven backbone.

Sizes

  • 4.875 x 48 (Robusto) — listed on Punch product page and reviews (4.875" x 48)
  • 5.5 x 54 (Robusto Extra) — common vitola listing (5.5" x 54)
  • 6 x 54 (Toro) — common vitola listing (6.0" x 54)
  • 7.5 x 54 (Double Corona) — common vitola listing (7.5" x 54)

Strength

Medium-Full

Country of Origin

Honduras

Wrapper

Connecticut Broadleaf

Binder

Nicaraguan

Filler

Nicaraguan

Year Released

2017

Flavor Profile

Black pepper, cedar, leather, earth, cocoa, sweet notes

Gran Puro Nicaragua is the Broadleaf‑over‑Nicaragua take on the Gran Puro name. Despite the label, it’s not a puro: a Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper sits over Nicaraguan binder and long filler. The result is a medium–full smoke with an earth‑first baseline, cedar and leather in the mix and a persistent black‑pepper presence—especially on the retrohale. Review tasting notes often pick up intermittent cocoa or cream sweetness, baking spice, cola‑like sugar and nutty or almond undertones. Production is handled in Honduras and the line was built as a value‑focused regular release; construction and burn are generally solid across reviews, though some reviewers noted sample variability on occasion.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No — despite the Gran Puro name, the Gran Puro Nicaragua is not a puro in the strict sense. The blend uses Nicaraguan binder and long filler, but the wrapper is a Connecticut Broadleaf maduro.