The Montecristo Grand Edmundo Limited Edition 2010 is a beauty, a medium Canonazo, 5.9” (150mm) long, of 52 ring gauge, it comes in a box of 10 cigars.
The Montecristo No. 2 Gran Reserva 2005 stands as a monument to the art of vitola, an eminence in the cigar world that honors Montecristo’s rich heritage. This highly coveted limited edition celebrates the exceptional 2005 harvest, exclusively selecting tobacco leaves of the highest quality from Vuelta Abajo, Cuba’s most prestigious region for tobacco cultivation.
The Montecristo Petit Edmundo is a full bodied petit robusto. Same ring gauge as its big brother the Edmundo but the tobacco leaves used are different. The whole Montecristo taste and experience in a short sized smoke.This cigar is a must have for those who enjoy the short and stout vitolas.
The Montecristo Open Slam Cigar is a vitola known as Idlicos that measures 5 3/5 (142mm) x 52 and appears to be a new vitola for the Cuban cigar world. It will join the Montecristo Open sub-brand, which debuted with four vitolas in 2009. The Box is available in boxes of 15 and 20 cigars. The duration of the cigar will depend on factors such as how tightly it is packed and how quickly you smoke it. On average, it should last between 45 minutes to an hour.
Established in 1935, today Montecristo is the world’s most popular Habanos brand and, in the UK, the Montecristo No.4 is one of the bestselling Havana cigars. The original Edmundo - 5 1/3” (135mm) x 52 ring gauge - was released in 2004 and has since been joined by the Petit Edmundo (2006), Double Edmundo (2013) and Wide Edmundo (2021). In 2010 the Montecristo Edición Limitada (a Cañonazo size) was named the Grand Edmundo. The name Edmundo is inspired by Edmundo Dantes, the eponymous hero of Alexandre Dumas’s novel, The Count of Montecristo.
