The Partagás Petit Coronas was a classic Cuban cigar that held a cherished place in the brand's regular production lineup for decades. Originally released prior to 1960, this cigar represented the quintessential Partagás smoking experience in a compact format, making it a favorite among enthusiasts who appreciated traditional Cuban craftsmanship in a manageable size.
History and Production Status
With origins dating back to the pre-1960 era, the Petit Coronas enjoyed a long and distinguished run as part of Partagás's core offerings. The cigar remained in production for over four decades before being discontinued in 2002, marking the end of an era for this beloved vitola.
Specifications
| Factory Name | Marevas |
| Ring Gauge | 42 |
| Length | 129 mm (5⅛″) |
| Official Weight | 8.46 g |
| Construction | Handmade |
Band and Presentation
The Partagás Petit Coronas featured the brand's standard band A design. However, cigars packaged in slide-lid boxes were presented without bands, offering a more traditional and minimalist aesthetic that some collectors found particularly appealing.
Packaging Options
Throughout its production history, the Petit Coronas was available in several packaging configurations:
- Dress box of 25 cigars — Discontinued in 2002
- Slide-lid box of 50 cigars — Discontinued in 2002
- Dress box of 25 cigars in cellophane — Discontinued prior to 2000
Legacy
As a Marevas vitola, the Partagás Petit Coronas represented the classic petit corona format that was once a staple of Cuban cigar portfolios. Its discontinuation in 2002 reflected the evolving preferences of the premium cigar market, though the cigar remains a sought-after find for collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate the rich heritage of the Partagás brand.