Flor del Punto Selección Suprema Número 306
The Selección Suprema Número 306 was a Cuban cigar produced under the Flor del Punto brand. Classified as a regular production cigar, it held a place in the brand's lineup for over a decade before being discontinued. This vitola represents an interesting chapter in Cuban cigar history, emerging during a transitional period for the island's tobacco industry.

History and Release
The Selección Suprema Número 306 entered the market during the mid to late 1970s. Its production run extended approximately twelve years before Habanos ceased manufacturing in 1982. As a discontinued release, this cigar is no longer available through standard retail channels and has become a collector's item among cigar enthusiasts who appreciate vintage Cuban production.

Specifications

| Parameter | Measurement |
|---|---|
| Cigar Name | Selección Suprema Número 306 |
| Factory Name | Unknown |
| Ring Gauge | 42 |
| Length | 138 mm (5⅜″) |
| Official Weight | 8.72 g |
| Construction | Handmade |
| Band | Standard band A |
| Packaging | Semi boîte nature box of 25 cigars |
| Status | Discontinued (1982) |
Construction and Presentation

As a fully handmade cigar, the Selección Suprema Número 306 was crafted using traditional Cuban rolling techniques. The vitola featured a 42 ring gauge with a length of 138 millimeters (approximately 5⅜ inches), placing it in the category of moderately sized cigars suitable for a satisfying smoking session.

The cigar carried the standard "A" band design associated with the Flor del Punto brand. It was packaged in semi boîte nature boxes containing 25 cigars, a presentation style that allowed for proper aging while showcasing the natural wrapper colors.
Collectibility
Given its discontinuation in 1982, the Selección Suprema Número 306 has become increasingly difficult to find. Well-preserved examples represent a tangible connection to Cuban cigar production from an earlier era, making them sought after by serious collectors and historians of tobacco culture.
