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San Cristobal de la H. La Punta

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

140

Format:

Campana

Ring:

Weight:

12,45 gr.

Score:

8.0

Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25

Average user rating

Review #17:

I would describe the profile as having rich woody flavors with a definite strong tobacco taste. The cigar had nice complexities with hints of floral and mild citrus notes. I would describe this cigar as being full bodied. It displayed strong Habanos tobacco flavors throughout the entire cigar while at the same time it maintained a spiciness that was difficult to describe. Toward the end I noticed heavy notes of rich earthiness along with the woody flavors. The San Cristobal maintained an excellent burn and I made a mental note that it burned very slow while never needing a touchup. Overall it was a nicely flavored aromatic cigar with many characteristics of wood, floral, spice and earth. It was balanced and left a very nice aftertaste. - Submitted by Tampa1257 on April 10, 2005

Review #16:

A single bought from my regular merchant so no idea on age or factory. Wonderful wrapper, darker than anything else in my Humi. A little veiny but nothing to complain about. Now, the flavour, my initial thoughts was - wow, this is something a bit special, indeed the flavour was wonderful, creamy, coffee, toasty, all i could hope for, at least for the first thrid of the cigar, the flavour (and sadly the burn) tailed off about halfway and it became rather ordinary. Had the flavour remained this would have been an solid 8 maybe even a nine, as it is, with the tail off, it has to be a 7, but at the start, what a great little smoke. I will definately try another, but no box purchase just yet. - Submitted by peter bond on April 4, 2005

Review #15:

I just opened a box from July of 2003 and I must say that this piramide is exceptional. It has a nice even burn. It has a good draw with a great aroma. The first thing that you could taste is coffe and vanilla beans, then comes chocolate and spice. Not too strong just right to make it very ejoyable. - Submitted by hjrnunez on February 8, 2005

Review #13:

This is fast becoming a favorite of mine.This is a finger burner. This is how I want my cigar. It is perfectly constructed, great aroma, excellent burn and draw, and not overpowering. It has flavors of vanilla, chocolate, espresso, honey and hints of spice. - Submitted by unknown on February 6, 2005

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