H. Upmann Magnum 54
The H. Upmann Magnum 54 joined the brand's prestigious Magnum series as a regular production cigar, making its debut in early 2017 following a 2016 announcement. This addition expanded the beloved Magnum line, offering enthusiasts a robusto extra vitola that bridges the gap between the brand's classic offerings and modern smoking preferences.

Vitola Specifications

| Cigar Name | Magnum 54 |
| Factory Name | Magnum 54 |
| Ring Gauge | 54 |
| Length | 120 mm (4¾″) |
| Official Weight | 12.69 g |
| Construction | Handmade |
Bands and Presentation

The Magnum 54 features distinctive branding that sets it apart from standard H. Upmann releases. Each cigar carries the brand's standard "band C" along with a dedicated Magnum 54 secondary band, giving it a premium and recognizable appearance. The cigar is available in premium aluminum tubes, adding an extra layer of protection and elegance.

Packaging Options

- Slide lid box containing 10 cigars
- Display box with 15 aluminum tubed cigars, arranged in 5 cardboard packs of 3
- Slide lid box containing 25 cigars

Flavor Profile and Tasting Notes

Based on 41 enthusiast reviews, the Magnum 54 delivers a balanced smoking experience with moderate strength and complexity. The overall rating stands at 3.63 out of 5, with consistent scores of 3 across elegance, balance, strength, complexity, and aftertaste categories.

The flavor spectrum showcases classic Cuban tobacco characteristics with notable versatility:

- Primary Notes: Tobacco, coffee, pepper, toast, and the distinctive Cuban twang
- Secondary Notes: Cedar, cream, hay, nut, and shortbread
- Subtle Undertones: Almond, leather, baking spice, citrus, cocoa, earth, oak, and various sweet elements including sugar cookie and Cracker Jacks

The cigar demonstrates the traditional H. Upmann profile while offering enough complexity to satisfy both casual smokers and seasoned aficionados seeking a medium-bodied experience.
Release Information
Announced as part of the 2016 release calendar, the Magnum 54 reached retailers and consumers in early 2017. It remains in current production, solidifying its place as a staple in the H. Upmann portfolio and a worthy companion to its Magnum series siblings.

