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Oliva
Oliva Cigar Smoking World Championship Mareva - Single Cigar
The Oliva Cigar story began in the late 1800s, when Melanio Oliva started growing cigar tobacco in Cuba. His heirs carried on the family tradition in the fields, but it was his grandson Gilberto Oliva Sr. who began making cigars.
As with so many cigar stories, Gilberto Oliva Sr. faced a difficult road. He left his native Cuba in 1964, and eventually started working for the Plasencia family in Honduras. In 1995 he and his son Gilberto Jr. created a cigar within Plasencia’s factory called Gilberto Oliva. A year later, they set out to open a factory of their own, and shortened their brand name to Oliva.
Nicaraguan tobacco helped Oliva survive. The cigar that brought it to the attention of connoisseurs debuted in 2006: Oliva Serie V. Made by a small group of rollers and blended for strength and style, the Serie V line was an immediate hit. In 2012, to pay tribute to the first man in the family to grow cigar tobacco, Oliva added the Melanio version, which is distinguished from the original by its Sumatra-seed wrapper grown in Ecuador. The No. 1 Cigar of the Year 2014, Oliva Serie V Melanio Figuarado has rich, big notes of leather framed by a range of coffee, caramel and woody intonations. It’s a classic smoke.
CSWC OLIVA MAREVA
The Club Mareva Slow Smoking World Championship CSWC was born out of a true passion for cigars combined with the beauty of moments spent sharing this passion with like minded people from all over the world. The championship was established by Marko Blic, who founded the Club Mareva Cigar Lounge in Spit, Croatia.
Quite simply, the CSWC is the slowest race on earth! The objective is to smoke the competition Mareva cigar in the longest time.
The Oliva Cigar story began in the late 1800s, when Melanio Oliva started growing cigar tobacco in Cuba. His heirs carried on the family tradition in the fields, but it was his grandson Gilberto Oliva Sr. who began making cigars.
As with so many cigar stories, Gilberto Oliva Sr. faced a difficult road. He left his native Cuba in 1964, and eventually started working for the Plasencia family in Honduras. In 1995 he and his son Gilberto Jr. created a cigar within Plasencia’s factory called Gilberto Oliva. A year later, they set out to open a factory of their own, and shortened their brand name to Oliva.
Nicaraguan tobacco helped Oliva survive. The cigar that brought it to the attention of connoisseurs debuted in 2006: Oliva Serie V. Made by a small group of rollers and blended for strength and style, the Serie V line was an immediate hit. In 2012, to pay tribute to the first man in the family to grow cigar tobacco, Oliva added the Melanio version, which is distinguished from the original by its Sumatra-seed wrapper grown in Ecuador. The No. 1 Cigar of the Year 2014, Oliva Serie V Melanio Figuarado has rich, big notes of leather framed by a range of coffee, caramel and woody intonations. It’s a classic smoke.
CSWC OLIVA MAREVA
The Club Mareva Slow Smoking World Championship CSWC was born out of a true passion for cigars combined with the beauty of moments spent sharing this passion with like minded people from all over the world. The championship was established by Marko Blic, who founded the Club Mareva Cigar Lounge in Spit, Croatia.
Quite simply, the CSWC is the slowest race on earth! The objective is to smoke the competition Mareva cigar in the longest time.
Because this cigar is meant to be smoked for hours, the flavors are designed to be clean and balanced, ensuring the palate doesn't get "fatigued."
First Third: A classic Nicaraguan start with cedar, light earth, and a soft black pepper on the retrohale.
Second Third: The profile turns remarkably creamy. You will find notes of roasted coffee, cinnamon, and a distinct nutty sweetness that keeps the smoke interesting even at a very slow pace.
Final Third: The finish is smooth and savory, dominated by leather, toasted bread, and a lingering cocoa note. It avoids the harshness that many small cigars develop at the end.
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Spezifikationen
| Brand | Oliva |
| Country | Nicaragua |
| Packaging | Single |
| Strenght | Medium to Full |
| Vitola | Marevas |
| Smoking Time (minutes) | 45 min |
| Aged | No |
| Vintage | No |
| Limited Edition | No |
| Regional Edition | No |
| Handmade | Yes |
| Length (mm) | 129 mm |
| Ring Gauge | 42 mm |
| Price Range | 0 - 50 |
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