El Septimo Emperor Yao Connecticut Torpedo Cigar – Single

The El Septimo Emperor Yao Connecticut Torpedo Cigar draws inspiration from the legacy of Emperor Yao, a Chinese ruler from the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors period. Historical records describe Yao's reign as coinciding with the Great Flood over 4,000 years ago, which affected the Yellow River and Yangtze valleys. The cigar's packaging features a Chinese inscription attributed to Yao: "The strategy aims to conquer the resources vital to the survival of the Nation."

This Connecticut-wrapped vitola utilizes a torpedo shape, measuring 6 1/4" in length with a 52 ring gauge. The band design incorporates gold foil accents and Yao's name in Mandarin characters. The interior lid of the wooden cigar box displays the engraved philosophical statement linked to Yao's governance principles.