The Por Larrañaga Montecarlo was officially presented in 2002, even if a cigar with the same name was already produced by the brand before the…
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The Hoyo de Monterrey Double Coronas is the king of the brand, not because it is the largest one among the Hoyo cigars, but also…
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The H. Upmann Upmann No. 2 is the last surviving example of what was known as the “number series”. As for the Montecristo numerical series,…
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The Hoyo de Monterrey Petit Robusto was launched in 2004 and was one of the very first “Petit Robusto” sizes in the Cuban product range.…
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The Trinidad Vigia was unveiled in 2014, sold in varnished Semi Boite Nature boxes containing 12 cigars. After the following year, it is also possible…
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The Montecristo Double Edmundo was released in 2013, nine years after the Edmundo’s debut. The vitola de Galera is Dobles and, despite the name, has…
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The Bolivar Petit Corona is a mainstay of the brand’s production, despite being a small size (vitola de Galera is Mareva). It was produced well…
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The Partagas Serie P No. 2 was officially presented in 2005. However, after a few years from its launch, the blend was lightened (news never…
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The Sancho Panza Non Plus dates back to well before the Cuban Revolution. Unfortunately, due to a rationalization of the brand’s portfolio, Habanos S.A. has…
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The Partagas Maduro No. 2, despite being part of the Maduro line launched in 2015, was officially released in 2018, together with the Maduro No.…
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