156 mm · ring gauge 52
Pirámides Cigars40 cigars
The Piramides is a figurado in the shape of a pyramid, with a tapered head and an open foot of approximately 52 in ring gauge, for a length of 155 to 160 mm. This elegant format offers a tasting experience of 50 to 65 minutes.

Plasencia
Plasencia Reserva Original Piramide
Nicaragua · Pirámides

G.H.
G.H. Corojo No. 5 Pyramid
Nicaragua · Pirámides

Carlos André
Carlos André Collector's Cut Collector's Cut No. 3 Devotion
Ecuador · Pirámides

Don Duarte
Don Duarte Reserva Privada Fuerte Piramide
Nicaragua · Pirámides

Meerapfel
Meerapfel Meier Pyramid
Dominican Republic · Pirámides

The Traveler
The Traveler Second Class Piramide
Nicaragua · Pirámides

Black Tie
Black Tie Vintage Edition Morgan
Ecuador · Pirámides

G.H.
G.H. Black Dahlia Pyramid (6,125x52)
Nicaragua · Pirámides

Marca Fina
Marca Fina Nicaragua Piramide Breve
Nicaragua · Pirámides

Urtyp
Urtyp Marble Heads La Pierna Negra
Dominican Republic · Pirámides

ADV
ADV The Navigator Cadamosto - Pyramid (50 x 6.25)
Dominican Republic · Pirámides

Padron
Padron 1964 Piramide MADURO
Nicaragua · Pirámides

Casdagli
Casdagli Daughters of the Wind Calico
Dominican Republic · Pirámides

Casdagli
Casdagli Cigars Club Mareva Line Spalato No. 2 (Piramide)
Dominican Republic · Pirámides

Casdagli
Casdagli Brothers of the Sabre Brave Piramide
Dominican Republic · Pirámides
The Piramides belongs to the family of figurados, those irregularly shaped cigars that stand out from classic vitolas with a constant section. Its pointed head, carefully rolled, gradually opens towards the foot, creating an evolving combustion and marked aromatic changes throughout the tasting experience. The pyramidal shape is not merely aesthetic: the tapered head concentrates the smoke at the entrance of the mouth, offering a superior aromatic intensity compared to a cylindrical format of the same length.
This characteristic is particularly appreciated by enthusiasts seeking complexity. Within the Cuban range, the Piramides is one of the most sought-after vitolas from Montecristo, Cohiba, and Partagas. Outside of Cuba, many premium manufacturers offer their interpretation of this format under the names Torpedo, Belicoso, or Figurado.








