Produced for decades before its eventual discontinuation, the Bolívar Inmensas remains a classic Cuban cigar with a deeply storied past within the brand's history. This regular production cigar carried the factory name "Dalias" and was recognized for its traditional Cuban craftsmanship and the bold character typical of the Bolívar marque.
History and Background
The Inmensas was introduced prior to 1960, making it one of the older established releases within the Bolívar portfolio. For nearly half a century, this cigar remained available to enthusiasts, building a loyal following among those who appreciated its particular dimensions and flavor profile. Production continued until 2009, when the cigar was officially discontinued, marking the end of an era for this longstanding vitola.
Specifications
| Cigar Name | Inmensas |
| Factory Name | Dalias |
| Ring Gauge | 43 |
| Length | 170 mm (6¾ inches) |
| Official Weight | 11.86 grams |
| Construction | Handmade |
| Bands | Standard band A, B |
| Packaging | Dress box of 25 cigars |
| Status | Discontinued (2009) |
Construction and Presentation
As with all premium Cuban cigars from the Bolívar brand, the Inmensas was entirely handmade by skilled torcedores. The cigar featured the standard Bolívar band configuration, displaying both band A and band B, which identified it as part of the brand's core lineup. Cigars were presented in traditional dress boxes containing 25 units, allowing for proper aging and preservation.
Related Releases
- Bolívar Inmensas Siglo XXI Millennium Humidor
The Inmensas format was also selected for a special limited edition release as part of the Millennium Humidor collection, further cementing its significance within the Bolívar family of cigars.