El Septimo Sacred Arts Collection
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Art‑Themed

El Septimo Sacred Arts Collection

Seven Vitola Series, Costa Rican Made

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About El Septimo Sacred Arts Collection

Released in 2021, the Sacred Arts Collection is a seven‑cigar series produced at El Septimo's Costa Rica factory with each vitola dedicated to a famous painter and one of the seven days of creation. Blends and construction vary between sizes, and reviewers commonly note toasted cedar, coffee and cocoa, earth and a peppered finish. The line is sold in 20‑count boxes with color‑coded bands and a 14‑cigar Masaccio sampler that gathers two of each vitola.

  • Made in Costa Rica
  • Toasted cedar, coffee/cocoa, earth/mineral, black pepper, nuts/malty

Artist Series

El Septimo Sacred Arts Collection

The Sacred Arts Collection, released in 2021, is a seven‑cigar series produced at El Septimo's Costa Rica factory; each vitola is dedicated to a painter and presented in its own 20‑count box, with blends that vary by size and tasting notes that commonly include cedar, coffee/cocoa, earth and black pepper.

Sizes

  • Da Vinci — (7 1/2" x 40)
  • Michelangelo — (5 1/2" x 50)
  • Botticelli — (7 1/2" x 58)
  • Raphael — (6.0" x 50)
  • Salvador Dali — (6 1/2" x 54)
  • Rembrandt — (7.0" x 54)
  • Van Gogh — (9.0" x 55)

Country of Origin

Costa Rica

Filler

Dominican, Nicaraguan and Ecuadorian long‑fillers

Year Released

2021

Flavor Profile

Toasted cedar, coffee/cocoa, earth/mineral, black pepper, nuts/malty

Sacred Arts is a concept series: seven distinct vitolas, each named for a famous painter and offered as its own boxed presentation. Made at El Septimo's Costa Rica factory and introduced to the trade in 2021, the line deliberately varies blends by vitola rather than using a single house recipe. Independent reviews place filler components across Dominican, Nicaraguan and Ecuadorian tobaccos; tasting signatures typically run toasted cedar and wood, coffee and cocoa, mineral or earthy backbone, with pepper and nutty or malty accents depending on the stick. Strength and texture vary by release — smaller sizes often rate medium, larger pieces medium‑full — so the collection functions as a curated tasting exercise where each vitola is its own smoking statement.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The collection ties seven distinct sizes to famous painters and the seven days of creation; each cigar has its own blend, band color and boxed artwork so the series functions as a curated tasting rather than a single recipe across sizes.