San Cristobal Coloso (6.75x62 / 4 Pack)

San Cristobal brings together rich Nicaraguan tobacco and the blending expertise of renowned cigar maker José “Pepin” Garcia in a bold, highly rated expression handcrafted in Estelí, Nicaragua. Created for adult cigar enthusiasts who appreciate darker flavors, pronounced spice, and a fuller tobacco profile, San Cristobal showcases the distinctive character associated with Garcia family cigar making.

A lustrous, dark-brown Ecuador Habano Oscuro wrapper surrounds a carefully selected combination of aged Nicaraguan binder and long-filler tobaccos grown on select Garcia family estates. Handmade at the Garcia family's cigar factory in Estelí, Nicaragua, the blend pairs the richness of its Oscuro wrapper with the depth and spice of its Nicaraguan core.

Generally medium to full-bodied, San Cristobal offers tasting notes that may be reminiscent of dark chocolate, espresso, black cherry, walnut, earth, cedar, and black pepper. The darker cocoa and roasted coffee characteristics are complemented by nuttiness, fruit-like sweetness, and a distinctive peppery zest, creating a layered profile that may develop additional richness and spice throughout the smoking experience. Individual flavor, aroma, strength, construction, and overall smoking characteristics may vary by cigar and individual palate.

San Cristobal has earned a published 93-point rating, adding to its established reputation among Nicaraguan cigar enthusiasts. Ratings and reviews represent the opinions and criteria of their respective publications and should not be interpreted as guarantees of quality or individual experience.

Available in a selection of popular shapes, San Cristobal offers adult cigar enthusiasts an appealing combination of Ecuador Habano Oscuro richness, estate-grown Nicaraguan tobaccos, Garcia family craftsmanship, and an acclaimed pedigree. For those who gravitate toward dark chocolate, espresso, pepper, toasted nuts, and underlying sweetness, San Cristobal is a compelling choice for exploring the richer side of Pepin Garcia's Nicaraguan blending style.