The Davidoff 5000 represents a significant chapter in the early history of the Davidoff brand, emerging during the company's formative years in Cuba. This regular production cigar was introduced in the 1970s and remained part of the lineup until its discontinuation in 1991, making it a notable release from the pre-Dominican era of Davidoff production.
Specifications
| Name | 5000 |
| Factory Name | Coronas Gordas |
| Length | 143 mm (5⅝″) |
| Ring Gauge | 46 |
| Official Weight | 11.41 g |
| Construction | Handmade |
| Band | Standard band A |
Packaging Options
- Cardboard pack containing 5 cigars
- Slide lid box containing 25 cigars
Production History
Launched at the start of the 1970s, with its official release date recorded as January 1, 1970, the Davidoff 5000 was part of the brand's Cuban manufacturing period. The cigar maintained its place in the regular production portfolio for over two decades before being discontinued in 1991.
As with other Davidoff cigars from this era, the 5000 was crafted entirely by hand in Cuba, representing the quality and craftsmanship that established Davidoff's reputation among discerning cigar enthusiasts worldwide.