Undercrown UC 10 Corona Viva

Description

Undercrown UC 10 Corona Viva is a 5″ x 43 cigar wrapped in a Mexican San Andres leaf with a distinctive multi-leaf binder blend of Connecticut, Connecticut Broadleaf, Habano, and San Andres tobaccos, filled with Brazilian and Nicaraguan tobacco. It’s a medium-full smoke with a well-balanced flavor profile.

About the Undercrown UC 10 Corona Viva

UC 10 Corona Viva is a distinctive entry in the Undercrown family, using an unusually complex four-component binder blend alongside its Mexican San Andres wrapper and Brazilian-Nicaraguan filler. This corona vitola brings that blend into a slimmer 5″ x 43 format than the line’s larger gordito and toro sizes.

Flavor & Smoking Profile

UC 10 Corona Viva smokes medium-full with a well-balanced flavor profile shaped by the layered binder blend and San Andres wrapper. The slimmer 43 ring gauge gives a more direct, concentrated smoke than the line’s thicker vitolas.

What Makes UC 10 Corona Viva Different

UC 10 Corona Viva’s four-component binder blend is unique within the Undercrown catalog sold at Cigar Castle, setting it apart from the simpler binder recipes used in the Shade, Sun Grown, and Flying Pig lines. Its slim corona size also distinguishes it from the thicker gordito and toro formats elsewhere in the family.

Who Is This Cigar Best Suited For

This cigar suits Undercrown fans looking for a distinct blend within the family, and smokers who prefer a slimmer corona format over the line’s larger vitolas.

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