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Davidoff Yamasá Pirámides – Single whisky brokers associates cigar cigars

Davidoff Yamasa Piramides – Single

Davidoff Yamasá Pirámides is a bold celebration of terroir, complexity, and passion — a cigar born from over two decades of soil innovation and blending mastery. Named after the Yamasá region in the Dominican Republic, where Davidoff transformed once-unforgiving soil into fertile ground, this cigar embodies depth, intensity, and uniqueness.

With its distinctive pyramid shape, the Yamasá Pirámides concentrates flavour while offering a smooth, progressive draw. The blend features a Dominican Yamasá wrapper and binder, complemented by rich filler tobaccos from Nicaragua (Estelí and Condega) and the Dominican Republic. From the first puff, expect earthy richness and roasted coffee, gradually giving way to notes of nutmeg, cedar, and black pepper. A natural sweetness lingers in the background, creating a perfectly balanced medium-to-full-bodied experience.

Meticulously constructed, this 52-ring gauge, 6 1/8-inch cigar provides a 50–60-minute smoke that’s ideal for thoughtful moments or evening indulgence. Pair it with a spiced rum, aged whisky, or dark red wine to elevate its complex flavour profile.

The Yamasá Pirámides isn’t just a cigar — it’s a statement of Davidoff’s vision and tenacity. For aficionados seeking something distinctive and daring, it delivers bold character without sacrificing finesse.

Length: 6 1/2″
Ring Gauge: 52
Strength: Medium – Full

Original price was: £54.99.Current price is: £35.75. inc. VAT

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