Umnum Nicaragua Chaman

For thousands of years, tobacco has served as the mediator between gods and humans. Originally, smoking was a privilege of shamans, known as Sukia, from Cabo Camarón in Honduras to the Río Grande in Nicaragua. These "healers" used tobacco leaves for medicine and initiation rites among the indigenous peoples across large parts of the Americas. In their rituals, they communicated with the gods through snuffing or chewing tobacco and used it to heal diseases.

The Umnum brand is entirely dedicated to this theme and is a tribute to all indigenous peoples who have used tobacco as a cornerstone of brotherly unity within their communities. For them, respect for nature and the shared use of their resources are fundamental principles that cannot be compromised. For this reason, the Umnum Ring features the image of the spirit with whom the Sukias have bonded, set against a black background representing the world of dreams. The color gold symbolizes fire and ash.

Smoking Umnum Nicaragua means embarking on a dreamlike journey through time and space to share the finest cigarettes with the world's first tobacco smokers.

Tasting Report:
Cigars outside: Oily wrapper.
Cigars inside: Medium rolling, good construction.
Smoke: Creamy with a slight sweetness, ample smoke volume.
Flavor: Wood, earth with leather, coffee, and chocolate.
Burn: Good burn performance.