Vegueros Centrogordos Cuban Cigars (Tin of 16)

£389.50
  • Length: 100mm
  • Gauge: 54
  • Flavour: Medium-Full
  • Wrapper: Habano
  • Filler: Vuelta Abajo
  • Hand Rolled
  • Long Filler
  • Cuban Cigars

Vegueros CentroGordos – Cuban Cigars (Tin of 16)

The Vegueros CentroGordos is a medium-to-full-strength Cuban cigar supplied in an original metal presentation tin containing 16 handmade cigars.

Each CentroGordos measures 100mm (3⅞ inches) in length with a 54 ring gauge, combining a compact body with a substantial diameter. This distinctive format provides an alternative to traditional Robusto and Corona sizes.

The cigars are manufactured in Cuba using 100% Cuban wrapper, binder and long-filler tobaccos, following the traditional Totalmente a Mano, Tripa Larga production method.

The blend is associated with a flavour profile featuring earth, cedar, roasted coffee, natural tobacco sweetness and peppery spice.

Vegueros takes its name from the Cuban tobacco farmers known as vegueros, reflecting the brand's connection to the agricultural traditions of Pinar del Río, one of Cuba's principal tobacco-growing provinces.

Originally introduced in 1996, the brand was relaunched in 2013 with revised packaging and a selection of contemporary cigar formats. Its distinctive metal tins have since become a recognisable feature of the range.

The tin of 16 CentroGordos features a black metal lid, decorative green Vegueros emblem and white panels with fine gold striping. The cigars are arranged upright inside, displaying their natural brown wrappers and distinctive black, white and green bands.

The metal container offers convenient presentation and handling, while the compact 100mm length and broad 54 ring gauge distinguish the CentroGordos from more conventional Cuban vitolas.

For suitable preservation, store the cigars in a regulated humidor at approximately 65–70% relative humidity.

The Vegueros CentroGordos tin of 16 offers a convenient multi-cigar format within the established Habanos portfolio.

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