La Galera Imperial Jade Piramide

We introduced you to our first favourite from La Galera Jade in a corona version some time ago. The combination of a Criollo binder (from the Jacagua farm) and a blend of Piloto Cubano (Jacagua farm) and Criollo 98 (La Canela farm) tobaccos brings remarkable aromatic complexity. Despite the difficulties inherent in growing tobacco in Cameroon, La Galera has risen to the challenge with perseverance, making this cigar rare and precious.

This gem, "La Galera Imperial Jade Piramide", is truly a jewel in the world of cigars. Its profile, ranging from medium to full-bodied, provides a rich and nuanced taste experience, enhanced by its unique Cameroon wrapper. Growing tobacco in Cameroon is renowned for being difficult due to the specific climatic conditions and soil, but this commitment gives this cigar an incomparable depth and exclusivity.

Dominican Republic

Cameroon, Dominican Republic

15.2

60 – 90 minutes

Pizza

Pyramid

Woody, Incense

Notes

This superb Piramide format offers woody and spicy aromas that pleasantly fill the palate. Subtle notes of incense punctuate the tasting experience.

Pairing

A homemade wood-fired pizza, without a doubt. Look for a grilled flavour in the pairing you choose with this cigar to prolong its woody notes.

Cigar anecdote

Our recommendation: enjoy a pleasant evening and a wood-fired pizza to accompany this superb Galera Piramide. A real treat.

About La Galera

La Galera is the heart of a cigar factory. It is here that the master blenders work their magic, transforming raw tobacco into exceptional cigars.

José “Jochy” Arnaldo Blanco comes from one of those families who have dedicated their lives to tobacco farming and cigar-making. For the Blancos, the story began with Jochy’s great-grandfather, who was already cultivating tobacco fields.

After rolling cigars for other major brands for years, Jochy’s father decided it was time for his family to start producing their own cigars. Tabacalera Palma has now been producing its own cigars for two generations, proudly rolled by the factory’s 400 or so employees.