Por Larrañaga Coronas
The Por Larrañaga Coronas represents a significant chapter in Cuban cigar history, serving as a regular production vitola that captured the attention of enthusiasts for decades before its eventual discontinuation. This classic Corona format embodied the traditional smoking experience that defined the Por Larrañaga marque during its production run.
Historical Background
The Coronas entered the market as a pre-1960 release, establishing itself during a golden era of Cuban cigar production. The vitola maintained its place in the Por Larrañaga portfolio for approximately a quarter century before being discontinued in the mid-1980s. This timeline places the Coronas among the more established regular production offerings of its era, surviving through significant changes in the Cuban cigar industry.
Specifications

| Vitola Name | Coronas |
| Factory Name | Coronas |
| Ring Gauge | 42 |
| Length | 142 mm (5⅝″) |
| Official Weight | 9.29 g |
| Construction | Handmade |
| Band | Standard band A |
Presentation
The Por Larrañaga Coronas was offered in multiple packaging configurations to suit different purchasing preferences:
- Dress box containing 25 cigars
- Slide lid box containing 25 cigars
- Slide lid box containing 50 cigars
The variety of presentation options reflected the brand's commitment to meeting the needs of both retail consumers and larger buyers during its production period.
Legacy
Though the original Coronas has been absent from the market since the mid-1980s, its name was later revived through a special release. The Por Larrañaga Coronas Edición Regional 5ta Avenida pays homage to this discontinued classic, demonstrating the lasting impression the original vitola left on the brand's identity.
Collectors and historians of Cuban cigars continue to regard the Por Larrañaga Coronas as an important reference point for understanding the evolution of the marca and the broader landscape of Cuban cigar production during the latter half of the twentieth century.
