CigarPursuits: Pursuing the "El Septimo Paris"

About El Septimo Paris

El Septimo Cigars was founded in the early 2000s in France and later relocated its headquarters to Geneva, Switzerland. Under the leadership of Zaya S. Younan, who acquired El Septimo in 2019, the company expanded its vision to redefine luxury in the cigar industry.

The El Septimo Paris is part of the Travel Time Collection and pays homage to iconic cities around the world, with Paris being a highlight. This medium-strength cigar is crafted using a blend of long-filler leaves that are aged for seven years, resulting in a robust flavor profile.

CigarPursuits Review

Appearance & Construction: 15/15

The El Septimo Paris cigar is well-constructed, firm to the touch, and finished well, reflecting the high standards expected from the brand.

Aroma: 14/15

The cigar's aroma is woody and chocolatey. The cold draw brings out spicy and peppery flavors, indicating a robust profile.

Flavors: 29/35

The initial flavor is spicy, with notes of cayenne pepper and wood, complemented by undercurrents of coffee. The profile is consistent throughout, with leather and cocoa notes appearing towards the end. The flavors are straightforward and do not vary much during the smoke.

Burn & Smoke: 14/15

The draw is slightly resistant, the ash is white and firm, but the burn is uneven. The smoke production is satisfying and inviting.

Overall Enjoyment: 17/20

The cigar offers a consistent flavor profile with a dominant spice. It is enjoyable, although not complex.

Conclusion

Considering all aspects, the El Septimo Paris got 89 out of 100. It scores well in construction and initial flavor but lacks in burn evenness and flavor complexity.


Bonus - Perfect Pairing

Pairing this cigar with a bourbon could enhance its woody and spicy notes, making for a well-rounded experience.

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