I found a single patch at the half way point which was consistent with the wrapper color and difficult to see without looking for it. The wrapper was the color of worn leather and consistent from head to foot. After I pulled it from its sleeve and handled it a bit my first impression was reassured. The NATSA company doesn’t appear to have much in terms of available information but it appears they also make cigars such as Flor de Farach, Jose Marti, and Remideos.Īt a glance through the cellophane sleeve my thought was that this was a pretty decent looking cigar. The La Finca is a Nicaraguan Puro which came into production in 1972 and is produced by Nicaraguan-American Tobacco S.A.
Up for review this week we have yet another bargain priced cigar to continue the trend, the La Finca Robusto.
