Por Larrañaga Small Robustos Edición Regional Italia
The Por Larrañaga Small Robustos stands as a distinguished addition to the Edición Regional series, crafted exclusively for the Italian market. This regional release showcases the historic Por Larrañaga brand's commitment to delivering exceptional smoking experiences tailored to specific markets, with Italy receiving this unique vitola as part of the 2012 program.
Vitola Specifications
| Cigar Name | Small Robustos |
| Factory Name | Petit Robustos |
| Ring Gauge | 50 |
| Length | 102 mm (4 inches) |
| Official Weight | 9.59 grams |
| Construction | Handmade |
Format and Presentation
The Small Robustos introduces a fresh dimension to the Por Larrañaga portfolio as a Petit Robusto format. This compact robusto offers enthusiasts a concentrated yet satisfying smoking experience, ideal for those seeking the characteristic flavors of the brand in a shorter format.
Each cigar features dual banding: the distinctive Por Larrañaga band accompanied by the special Regional Edition band denoting its exclusive Italian destination. The visual presentation immediately signals this cigar's limited and special nature to discerning collectors.
Packaging and Limited Production
Habanos produced this regional edition in numbered slide-lid boxes containing 25 cigars each. The total production run reached 2,000 boxes, making this a genuinely limited release that has since become a sought-after item among collectors and enthusiasts of regional editions.
Release Timeline
While designated as a 2012 release in the Edición Regional program, the Small Robustos Italia actually reached the market in March 2013. This timing is not uncommon for regional editions, which often see their actual release dates extend beyond their official program year.
Brand Context
Por Larrañaga represents one of the oldest Cuban cigar brands still in production, with roots dating back to 1834. The selection of this prestigious marca for an Italian regional edition reflects the strong Cuban-Italian cigar trade relationship and the sophisticated Italian market's appreciation for traditional Cuban tobacco craftsmanship.