Although this cigar could be mistaken with a Piramide, the Habano from Bolivar is a Campana, a tapered cigar that has the same gauge, although it is somewhat shorter. It is smoother than the Montecristo No. 2 and the Upmann No.2, two Piramides, since the difference in cigar length of 16 mm (2/3 of a inch) gives them more potency. It has very good draw and excellent combustion, being the strongest of the Bolivar cigars.