Quintero Miramars
The Quintero Miramars represents a fascinating chapter in Cuban cigar history, belonging to the extensive Quintero portfolio that has served cigar enthusiasts for generations. This particular vitola has since been discontinued, yet it remains a point of interest for collectors and historians of Cuban tobacco.
Historical Background
The Miramars entered the market prior to 1960, positioning it among the earlier releases from the Quintero brand. Production continued through the following decade before the cigar was ultimately discontinued during the 1970s. This relatively brief production window of roughly fifteen to twenty years makes surviving examples particularly noteworthy for serious collectors.
Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Cigar Name | Miramars |
| Factory Name | Unknown |
| Ring Gauge | 40 |
| Length | 146 mm (5¾″) |
| Official Weight | 8.46 g |
| Construction | Handmade |
| Status | Discontinued |
Construction and Presentation
True to the traditions of premium Cuban cigar manufacturing, the Miramars was crafted entirely by hand. The vitola featured an early custom band design, distinguishing it from later standardized branding approaches that became more common in subsequent decades.
Commercial packaging consisted of dress boxes containing 25 cigars, a presentation format that reflected the premium positioning of the release within the Quintero lineup.
Collectibility
Given its pre-1960 introduction and discontinuation in the 1970s, the Quintero Miramars has become a sought-after piece for those specializing in vintage Cuban cigars. The combination of handmade construction, period-appropriate band design, and limited production timeframe contributes to its enduring appeal among cigar historians and collectors.
Related Releases
- All Quintero Cigars