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Size: Pyramid (Pyramid - 6.12"x52)
Type: Box of 25
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Displaying a traditional tapered shape, the San Cristobal Elegancia Pyramid is a meticulously handmade premium cigar in a 6.12 x 52 size. Created by the famed García family, who used a rich and refined recipe of Nicaraguan long-filler tobaccos, it is not only a skillfully shaped cigar that ensures a smoking experience that is soft, smooth, and always satisfying, but also a smoke that earned an impressive 91 rating from Cigar Aficionado and Cigar Insider.
Wrapped in a golden Ecuador Connecticut natural leaf in a lush light-brown color with a gleaming sheen, the San Cristobal Elegancia Pyramid features a medium-bodied strength profile that easily appeals to smokers of many styles. Offering a creamy, nutty, and slightly spicy smoke accented by compellingly toasty notes...
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San Cristobal Elegancia
This is a very smooth cigar overall. Goodbye notes consist of light coffee, a touch of vanilla, a little breadiness, and some subtle pepper. The draw was open and airy with a ton of smoke output. Fairly clean burn as well.

San Cristobal Elegancia
The first one out of the San Cristobal lineup that I didn’t enjoy. Not horrible but just not for me.

San Cristobal Elegancia
Very elegant cigar definitely add my to my humidor…
San Cristobal Elegancia
Okay medium strength Connecticut. Strong cedar flavor that is often overpowering, some grassiness, some of the Pepin pepper occasionally. Good construction, easy draw, good burn and smoke production. Not usually my favorite wrapper and this one is no different in that regard.
San Cristobal Elegancia
Atlanta. Good

San Cristobal Elegancia
Surprisingly good for a large cigar 6x60

San Cristobal Elegancia
Great burn and consistent flavor

San Cristobal Elegancia
Very good cigar. Extremely enjoyable.

San Cristobal Elegancia
Really good cigar. Nice flavor, wonderful draw, and a nice look.

San Cristobal Elegancia
One of the better Connecticut's I've had to date which isn't long. Better than the Charter Oak IMHO though. Great draw and decent burn. Hay, pepper, and horseradish?
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