San Cristobal Cigar

Nicaragua - An amazing sampler! The 95-rated San Cristobal Quintessence joins the original 93-rated San Cristobal blend, the 91-rated Elegancia, and two unique sizes of the 92-rated Revelation.

Nicaragua - A big medium-bodied log of a cigar with an open even draw that delivers a primarily herbal smoke to the palate. Some toasty notes and traces of spice combine for a light, cereal finish.

Nicaragua- A delightful cigar that sets itself apart, as the typical peppery-spice takes a backseat to an elysian creamy, earthy melange that'll reward your palate. Medium body. Nicaraguan binder; Nicaraguan filler; Ecuador Connecticut Seed wrapper.

Nicaragua- A delightful cigar that sets itself apart, as the typical peppery-spice takes a backseat to an elysian creamy, earthy melange that'll reward your palate. Medium body. Nicaraguan binder; Nicaraguan filler; Ecuador Connecticut Seed wrapper.

Nicaragua- A delightful cigar that sets itself apart, as the typical peppery-spice takes a backseat to an elysian creamy, earthy melange that'll reward your palate. Medium body. Nicaraguan binder; Nicaraguan filler; Ecuador Connecticut Seed wrapper.

Nicaragua - This fantastic cigar offers a complex range of tobacco notes starting with toffee and black tea and progressing to caramel and dried flowers. Nicaraguan binder and filler; Ecuadorian shade wrapper.

San Cristobal Revelations are made with Ecuadoran Sumatra-seed wrappers that are harvested from the middle of a tobacco plant, which gives the wrapper on these cigars a fairly light color. The box-pressed cigars are streaky in appearance (fairly typical of cigars wrapped in this type of

San Cristobal Revelations are made with Ecuadoran Sumatra-seed wrappers that are harvested from the middle of a tobacco plant, which gives the wrapper on these cigars a fairly light color. The box-pressed cigars are streaky in appearance (fairly typical of cigars wrapped in this type of

San Cristobal Revelations are made with Ecuadoran Sumatra-seed wrappers that are harvested from the middle of a tobacco plant, which gives the wrapper on these cigars a fairly light color. The box-pressed cigars are streaky in appearance (fairly typical of cigars wrapped in this type of