What are the Partagás Serie D No.5 dimensions and ring gauge?

The Partagás Serie D No.5 measures 110mm (4.3 inches) in length with a 50 ring gauge, classifying it as a Petit Robusto vitola. This compact format delivers the full-bodied character Partagás is known for in a shorter smoking session, typically lasting 30-45 minutes. The 50 ring gauge provides substantial smoke volume despite the reduced length.

When did the Partagás Serie D No.5 become a regular production cigar?

The Partagás Serie D No.5 entered regular production in 2011, though it originally debuted as a 2008 Edición Limitada release. Habanos S.A. introduced it to the standard Partagás lineup due to strong demand for this shorter, robust format. It joined the Serie D family alongside the No.4 and No.6, maintaining the line's reputation for complex, full-flavored Cuban tobacco blends.

What flavors can you expect from a Partagás Serie D No.5?

The Serie D No.5 delivers the signature Partagás profile: earthy core notes of leather and cedar, backed by black pepper spice and subtle cocoa sweetness. The compact format intensifies these flavors early, with the 50 ring gauge allowing for cooler smoke. Expect a progression from peppery opening through nutty mid-section to a coffee-bean finish, characteristic of the brand's heavy use of Vuelta Abajo ligero tobacco.

What are the Partagás Serie D No.5 dimensions and ring gauge?

The Partagás Serie D No.5 measures 110mm (4.3 inches) in length with a 50 ring gauge, classifying it as a Petit Robusto vitola. This compact format delivers the full-bodied character Partagás is known for in a shorter smoking session, typically lasting 30-45 minutes. The 50 ring gauge provides substantial smoke volume despite the reduced length.

When did the Partagás Serie D No.5 become a regular production cigar?

The Partagás Serie D No.5 entered regular production in 2011, though it originally debuted as a 2008 Edición Limitada release. Habanos S.A. introduced it to the standard Partagás lineup due to strong demand for this shorter, robust format. It joined the Serie D family alongside the No.4 and No.6, maintaining the line's reputation for complex, full-flavored Cuban tobacco blends.

What flavors can you expect from a Partagás Serie D No.5?

The Serie D No.5 delivers the signature Partagás profile: earthy core notes of leather and cedar, backed by black pepper spice and subtle cocoa sweetness. The compact format intensifies these flavors early, with the 50 ring gauge allowing for cooler smoke. Expect a progression from peppery opening through nutty mid-section to a coffee-bean finish, characteristic of the brand's heavy use of Vuelta Abajo ligero tobacco.

Cigar Information

Partagás Serie D No.5

The Partagás Serie D No.5 stands as a distinguished addition to the legendary Partagás portfolio, entering the market as a regular production cigar in 2011. This vitola carries forward the rich heritage of the Partagás brand while offering enthusiasts a compact yet satisfying smoking experience.

Vitola Specifications

Cigar Name	Serie D No.5
Factory Name	D No.5
Ring Gauge	50
Length	110 mm (4⅜″)
Official Weight	10.34 g
Construction	Handmade
Band	Serie D No.5 band

Packaging Options

Since its debut, the Serie D No.5 has been offered in multiple presentation formats to suit different preferences:

Semi boîte nature box of 10 cigars — introduced in 2011
Semi boîte nature box of 25 cigars — introduced in 2011
Display box of 15 aluminium tubed cigars — arranged in 5 cardboard packs of 3, released in 2013

Release Information

The Serie D No.5 made its official debut on January 1, 2011, and remains in current production as part of the Partagás regular lineup. This robusto-sized offering has carved out its place among the brand's most accessible everyday smokes.

Flavor Profile and Tasting Notes

Based on 36 enthusiast reviews, the Serie D No.5 delivers a medium-bodied experience with consistent ratings across key attributes. The cigar scores an overall rating of 3.67 out of 5, with balanced marks for elegance, balance, strength, complexity, and aftertaste.

The flavor journey reveals a complex tapestry of tasting notes, with the following characteristics most frequently identified:

Leather — most prominent note (4 mentions)
Almond — notable presence (3 mentions)
Honey — sweet undertones (3 mentions)
Classic Partagás character — brand signature (3 mentions)
Chemical notes — occasional detection (2 mentions)
Hay — earthy quality (2 mentions)

Additional nuanced flavors reported by reviewers include cedar, coffee, earth, floral elements, molasses, nuttiness, pepper, sourdough, distinctive Cuban twang, and woody undertones.

Related Releases

Collectors and enthusiasts may also be interested in the Partagás Serie D No.5 Edición Limitada, a special limited edition variant of this vitola that offers a unique interpretation of the blend.

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