More refined than standard formats, the Cuaba Diadema distinguishes itself within a brand portfolio already renowned for its unwavering commitment to the figurado shape. This impressive cigar debuted in 2003 as a special release and quickly gained recognition among aficionados for its dramatic dimensions and masterful construction.
As a discontinued regular production cigar, the Diadema represents a fascinating chapter in Habanos history. Though its production run lasted only a decade, ending in 2013, the cigar remains a sought-after specimen for collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate the artistry of Cuban cigar making at its finest.
Specifications
| Name | Diadema |
| Factory Name | Diademas |
| Ring Gauge | 55 |
| Length | 233 mm (9⅛″) |
| Official Weight | 21.62 g |
| Construction | Handmade (wrapped in plain foil) |
| Band | Standard band A |
Packaging and Presentation
The Cuaba Diadema was presented with considerable attention to detail. Each cigar was wrapped in plain foil, a traditional touch that speaks to the brand's dedication to preserving freshness and protecting the delicate wrapper leaf. The cigars were housed in dress boxes containing five units each, with the individual cigars protected by aluminium foil packaging.
Collectors should note that the Diadema was also available in individual slide lid boxes, though this packaging format was discontinued in 2013 alongside the cigar's production cessation.
Production History
The Diadema entered the market on January 1, 2003, positioned as an earlier special release within the Cuaba family. Its decade-long production run from 2003 to 2013 coincided with a particularly dynamic period for the Cuban cigar industry, making it a noteworthy entry for those tracking the evolution of Habanos offerings.
Related Releases
- Cuaba Diadema Diademas Selección Limitada Italy
The Italian market received a special Selección Limitada version of the Diadema, adding another layer of exclusivity to this already distinctive cigar. This regional release further underscores the special status the Diadema held within the Cuaba lineup.