Partagás Coronas Junior

The Partagás Coronas Junior stands as one of the venerable entries in the prestigious Partagás portfolio, with roots stretching back to before 1960. This petite corona has undergone significant evolution throughout its production history, transitioning from machine-made origins to its current handcrafted form, representing the brand's commitment to quality and tradition.


Historical Background


Originally released prior to 1960, the Coronas Junior maintained a machine-made construction until approximately 2002. This transition to handmade production marked a significant upgrade in craftsmanship, allowing for greater attention to detail and superior draw characteristics. The cigar remains in current regular production, continuing its legacy as a reliable choice for aficionados seeking a shorter smoking experience.


Specifications


| Cigar Name | Coronas Junior |
| Factory Name | Coronitas |
| Ring Gauge | 40 |
| Length | 117 mm (4⅝″) |
| Official Weight | 6.78 g |
| Construction | Handmade |
| Bands | Standard band A, B |

Packaging and Presentation

The Coronas Junior is presented in aluminium tubes, which help preserve freshness and protect the delicate wrapper. Around 2010, Partagás introduced updated tube designs, giving the cigar a more contemporary appearance while maintaining its classic appeal.
Available packaging formats include:
- Dress box containing 25 cigars in aluminium tubes
- Dress box containing 10 cigars in aluminium tubes
Previously, a display box format was offered, containing 15 tubed cigars arranged in 5 cardboard packs of 3 cigars each. This presentation option was discontinued in 2013.
Smoking Experience
As a member of the Partagás family, the Coronas Junior delivers the brand's characteristic richness and depth in a compact format. The 40 ring gauge and 117 mm length provide approximately 30 to 45 minutes of smoking time, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a quality Cuban experience without the time commitment of larger vitolas.

