NACSA Overruns Connecticut

From Nicaragua, these premiums are rolled in a famous factory using premium Nicaraguan long fillers and top notch Connecticut-Seed Shade-Grown wrappers. Naturally sweet with a creamy component, well balanced and medium in body. 

Around 2 bucks for an exceptionally good, premium, first-quality smoke!

Hoo boy. Here we go again. The obligatory "I can't tell you the name of the factory" deal, a deal I first ran back in 1997. EXCEPT THIS TIME I CAN! These tasty overruns come from NACSA in Esteli, one of the top manufacturers in the industry and makers of lines like Dunbarton's Muestra De Saka & Red Meat Lovers Club, and Crowned Heads Le Patissier & Azul Y Oro.

Factories have always struggled with managing production, especially those that contract produce, i.e. make private labels for others. And nearly every factory contract produces brands. For example, My Father makes Tatuaje & La Aroma de Cuba. Fuente makes Ashton. AJ Fernandez, Oliva, Raices Cubanas, Nestor Plasencia, etc, they all make cigars for brand owners who have little to no production of their own, such as Rocky Patel, Aging Room, Alec Bradley, Padilla, and on and on. What these factories aim to do is keep rollers humming when things are slow by getting ahead – such as building up inventory of cigar brands they think their clients will need, even if they don't have orders in-hand (rather than lay off workers or have them sit on their hands).

But shit happens. Purchase orders get canceled, projections get miscalculated, or an ill-timed cash crunch hits. Suddenly factories need to transform that already rolled cigar inventory into dollars. And because they don't own the brand names, they can't sell them banded and packaged - instead they have to offload them in naked or generic looking bundles. These here are first-quality premiums that were overproduced (not 2nds).

Also Available: NACSA Overruns Habano, NACSA Overruns Maduro