Oliva Cigars Cain

Cain FF Lancero

Halfwheel · Jul 4, 2013

While the scores between Brooks and I's Cain F Lancero reviews (94 and 92 respectively) may not appear very far off, our opinions are. I think the Cain F Lancero is a good cigar—and when fresh, a very good cigar—but I don't agree with my colleague's opinion about that cigar's greatness . I particularly find difference with his liking of the Cain Daytona Lancero, a cigar that didn't do much for me. But I'm not sure any of that matters; in my opinion this is the best cigar STUDIO TOBAC has put out. It's a complete cigar: no gimmicks in size, strength or balance. Despite what its name might hint at, the Cain FF Lancero is a cigar that stands out for being good, not because it's able to overcome something that normally would be a hindrance. It might score the same as the STUDIO TOBAC Prototype Connecticut STP-EFG01 , but this is the better cigar.

Lancero · Nicaragua

Cain Black

Holt's Staff Reviews · Jan 4, 2023

Cain Black is a brand new cigar in the bold and bestselling Cain portfolio, and I’m smoking a 5-by-50 Robusto to let fans of stronger Nicaraguan cigars know if it passes the litmus test for taste, quality, and price. The Cain brand debuted in 2009, and it’s handcrafted at the Oliva Cigars factory in Estelí, Nicaragua. Following much success with their 95-rated Oliva Serie V cigars, the Oliva family branched out and created the Nub and Cain brands to grow their footprint on store shelves around the world.