Curivari

This is a name I have seen pop up a lot recently.

I'm just curious where those that smoke them, get them?
I didn't see a shop locator on their site, and they're not listed on CI, FS, or CB. Ironically I can find reviews of them on some of these sites.

There is a B&M near my work that I normally buy from. I hear the company is a real hassle to deal with, which I assume is why relatively few retailers that carry them. Atlantic Cigar and Serious Cigar are two good online retailers who have them.

I dipped my feet in the Curivari ocean with this sampler, which really gave me a good feel for the brand.

http://www.atlanticcigar.com//Assort...-II-9-Pack.asp

I've heard lots of good things about them as well. If I remember correctly (I may be wrong here) they are a European based company which may also explain their limited footprint here in the states.

Cigars At Your Price and CigarPlace both carry them.

I bought a box of BV560's at Anthony's Cigars ( www.anthonyscigars.com ) at less than $5 a cigar. CA's #7 of 2013. Great smoke at a great price!

I buy the Buenaventura from my B&M, which is online as Serious Cigars. They are a good, reasonably-priced smoke and a CA top 25 cigar.

Thanks for all the info! I was curious and like to hear from the community before purchasing from an unknown.

Bueneventuras are definately worth it. I buy a box at a time.

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Originally Posted by RockysPatel

Bueneventuras are definately worth it. I buy a box at a time.

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i have seen these in my B&Ms and wanted to try em and now wanna try em even more lol

I think of all the ones I've tried anything in the BV series, the Cafe Petite Cafe and the Reserve Limitada 2000 were my favorites.

Yeah, I got a couple of the curivaris and a buonoventura lurking I think - a nice smoke

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Originally Posted by Browns7213

I think of all the ones I've tried anything in the BV series, the Cafe Petite Cafe and the Reserve Limitada 2000 were my favorites.

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I concur but will add the Gloria De Leon to that list.

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Originally Posted by Horsefeathers

I've heard lots of good things about them as well. If I remember correctly (I may be wrong here) they are a European based company which may also explain their limited footprint here in the states.

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The company is Nicaraguan. They began making cigars for the European market before introducing lines in the US a few years back, which probably accounts for your confusion. They have generally limited production and limited distribution, though it seems to have been expanding in the past year.

My GO-TO cigar. Box-worthy