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Hey Guys, The San Cristobal Elegancia is expertly hand-rolled in Nicaragua by one of the hottest cigar makers in the industry today, Don "Pepin" Garcia. Made for Ashton, the San Cristobal is an attractive looking cigar that delivers load of rich, smooth, and flavorful smoke to the palate...

This cigar had superb construction and burn. I enjoyed this with a Nicaraguan coffee and they were similar in flavors. The 1st 1/2 was pretty muc... Read the full review here: San Cristobal (Nic.) Classico Cigar Review - Solid

This little beauty came to me from Shuckins; so, I think it had a good bit of age. It was about 4 inches x 38; so, I think it is a petite corona. Appearance & pre-light: Looking the petite corona over, I was grateful for the generous gift. Lt. br. wrapper was smooth, the feel was flawless...

so i got a fiver and they were good lookin. smoked one about halfway and it was pretty darn gravy........then i looked in the ashtray and what do ... Read the full review here: San Cristobal (Nic.) Classico Cigar Review - another one bites the ashes

San Cristobal Seleccion Del Sol San Cristobal Seleccion Del Sol Cigar Review - Terrific, complex, maybe a bit spicy Nice medium body, great aroma, dry cedar and leather and earth, butterscotch toward the end, nice complexity and finish. Great even construction an... Read the full review here...

I liken this cigar to a Aston Martin: sure, there may be better cigars made, but those limited production cigars are all at least twice the price. ... Read the full review here: San Cristobal de la Habana Muralla Cigar Review - Best production cigar

Okay, I finally fired up the San Cristobal that was bombed to me by...Manny (BKDW...one of the best). First off, I hesitated in even torching a stick today because it was cold, windy, and cold today. But the evening proved to be fairly docile so I found myself out on the porch firing up a San...

Let them sit for almost a year and was not the least bit disapointed. Good flavor end to end. smoked evenly with good draw Read the full review here: San Cristobal de la Habana Muralla Cigar Review - great pleasure

I don't like prolonging bad news, so let's just rip the band-aid off this one. Construction This Nicaraguan Puro had a a nice oily sheen and no soft spots. 1/3 The draw was very easy on this cigar and produces huge amounts of smoke. There is a woodsy flavor with a nice spice, and a slight...

The wrapper and construction of my La Punta were a thing of beauty. The draw was easy from start to finish and with lots of creamy smoke. Lots of c... Read the full review here: San Cristobal de la Habana La Punta Cigar Review - A truly enjoyable cigar

I had a few San Cristobal Supremos resting for a few weeks. These were recommended to me for a nice creamy enjoyable smoke especially for a newb. So I decided to take one with me while on a long drive yesterday. And to say the least I was no impressed and ended up tossing it. I got a new Xicar...

Hey Guys, This week (17 Jan 2011 - 23 Jan 2011) on the Cigar Aficionado website, San Cristobal Supremo Cigar is announced as "Cigar of th Week". Below are the tasting notes: Tasting Notes : Though a bit firm on the draw, this dark cigar forms a flaky ash and burns cool with toasty flavors...

When are these folks going to listen to the consumer; make the box, make a 10ct box for all I care (please 22ct at least) . One dam good cigar, an with 6 months on them, it's fantastic morning cigar. How many of you have had the chance to experience this cigar? :plane:

Any thoughts on the San Cristobal La Punta? I have tried a couple of the Principes but they were ROTT and less than nine months old so I know very little about this brand. Does anyone enjoy the La Puntas?

I was curious if anyone has tried these and if they are really worth the price, they look amazing, and seem to have great reviews... im really wanting to pick some up the next time i buy cigars.... i love the band on them too haha but they seem like a good smoke.. just wanting to hear some reviews

Cigar Name: Ashton, San Cristobal. Cigar Size: Clasico, 5"x50. Wrapper Type: Corojo/Criollo. Rain rain go away. Nothing to look forward to for the next 3 days except rain. Overall though, it was a good night. It was my Grandmothers birthday and my Aunt, Uncle and two cousins came up from the...

San Cristobal (Nic.) Francisco Cigar Review - Great finish...but a lot of work to get there Had to repair constantly. Sweet and tasty in the beginning. Earthy finish made the work to keep the smoke going worthwhile. I look forward to the... Read the full review here: San Cristobal (Nic.)...

The more cigars you smoke, the more you come to trust in certain makers. Don Peppin is hands down, one of the best, who consistently makes great c... Read the full review here: San Cristobal (Nic.) Guajiro Cigar Review - One of the best

San Cristobal de la Habana El Fuerza Cigar Review - Unlike the Muralla or the O'Reilly Unremarkable. It looks nice with a slight box press and a nice colorado claro wrapper with no visible veins. Construction is soli... Read the full review here: San Cristobal de la Habana El Fuerza Cigar...

Gents I love the El Principe....but that is where my experience ends. I don't seem others talked about much and was wondering why? Are there any other offerings that you folk LOVE... Thanks