Macanudo (cigar)

Macanudo is the name of a cigar brand produced by the General Cigar Company in the Dominican Republic. It is noted for its mild flavor and lite Connecticut shade wrapper, but is also available in a darker maduro wrapper.

History

Macanudo was originally the name of a frontmark produced in Guatemala by the makers of the Cuban brand of Punch. A frontmark is the name given to a specific size of cigar within a brand, and is so called because it appears on the front of the box.[1] In 1971, General Cigar, which had acquired rights to the name outside of Cuba, introduced a completely distinct Macanudo as a brand unto itself. It was developed in Jamaica under the leadership of Ramón Cifuentes, a veteran of Cuban cigar maker Partagas. Production shifted from Jamaica to the Dominican Republic in October 2000.

Macanudo cigar line

Macanudo Cafe
  • 8-9-8: 7" × 45
  • Ascot: 4​3⁄16" × 32
  • Baron de Rothschild: 6​1⁄2" × 42
  • Caviar: 4" × 36
  • Claybourne: 6" × 31
  • Court (tube): 4​3⁄16" × 36
  • Crystal (glass tube): 5​1⁄2" × 50
  • Diplomat: 4​1⁄2" × 60
  • Duke of Devon: 5​1⁄2" × 42
  • Duke of Wellington: 8​1⁄2" × 47
  • Duke of Windsor: 6" × 50
  • Duke of York: 5​1⁄4" × 54
  • Hampton Court (tube): 5​1⁄2" × 42
  • Hyde Park: 5​1⁄2" × 49
  • Lords: 4​3⁄4" × 49
  • Majesty: 6" × 54
  • Miniature: 3​3⁄4" × 24
  • Petit Corona: 5" × 38
  • Portofino (tube): 7" × 34
  • Prince Philip: 7​1⁄2" × 49
  • Prince of Wales: 8" × 52
  • Thames (tube): 6" × 50
  • Trump: 6​1⁄2" × 45
  • Tudor: 6" × 52
  • Library Edition "The Good Earth": 7" × 45

Macanudo Robust
  • Ascot: 4​3⁄16" × 32
  • Baron de Rothschild: 6​1⁄2" × 42
  • Duke of Devon: 5​1⁄2" × 42
  • Hampton Court (tube): 5​1⁄2" × 42
  • Hyde Park: 5​1⁄2" × 49
  • Petit Corona: 5" × 38
  • Portofino (tube): 7" × 34
  • Prince Philip: 7​1⁄2" × 49

Macanudo Maduro
  • Ascots: 4​3⁄16" × 32
  • Baron de Rothschild: 6​1⁄2" × 42
  • Crystal (glass tube): 5​1⁄2" × 50
  • Diplomat: 4​1⁄2" × 60
  • Duke of Devon: 5​1⁄2" × 42
  • Hampton Court (tube): 5​1⁄2" × 42
  • Hyde Park: 5​1⁄2" × 49
  • Prince Philip: 7​1⁄2" × 49

Macanudo Vintage 2000
  • I: 7​1⁄2" × 49
  • II: 6​9⁄16" × 43
  • III: 5​9⁄16" × 43
  • V: 5​1⁄2" × 49
  • VIII: 5​1⁄2" × 50
  • X: 6" × 54
  • Demi - 97's: 4​3⁄16" × 36

Macanudo Gold Label
  • Crystal (glass tube): 5​1⁄2" × 50
  • Duke of York: 5​1⁄4" × 54
  • Hampton Court (tube): 5​1⁄2" × 42
  • Lord Nelson: 7" × 49
  • Shakespeare: 6​1⁄2" × 45
  • Somerset: 5" × 54
  • Tudor: 6" × 52
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See also

References
  1. https://www.cigaraficionado.com/glossary/frontmark
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