What size is the Ramón Allones Phoenicio Edición Regional Líbano and how long does it take to smoke?

The Ramón Allones Phoenicio measures 6 1/2 inches (165mm) with a 50 ring gauge, classifying it as a robusto extra or double robusto format. Expect a smoking duration of 90 to 120 minutes depending on your pace. This substantial size was selected to mark the 30th anniversary of Phoenicia Trading, giving smokers ample time to experience the blend's evolution through multiple thirds.

What does the Ramón Allones Phoenicio Edición Regional taste like compared to regular Ramón Allones?

The Phoenicio delivers a medium-to-full bodied profile with pronounced cedar, roasted coffee, and dark chocolate notes, alongside the signature Ramón Allones spice and floral undertones. Compared to standard production like the Specially Selected, this regional edition tends toward greater complexity with aged tobacco sweetness, leather, and subtle dried fruit. The finish carries more refinement and less aggressive pepper than typical Ramón Allones releases.

When was the Ramón Allones Phoenicio Edición Regional released and how many were made?

Released in 2016, this limited edition commemorated three decades of Phoenicia Trading's exclusive distribution rights for Cuban cigars in the Middle East. Production was capped with specific numbers undisclosed publicly, though regional editions typically range from 5,000 to 25,000 boxes depending on market size. Lebanese allocation sold rapidly, with remaining stock appearing in European and Asian markets through secondary channels. Boxes feature distinctive red and gold banding with "Exclusivo Líbano" designation.

What size is the Ramón Allones Phoenicio Edición Regional Líbano and how long does it take to smoke?

The Ramón Allones Phoenicio measures 6 1/2 inches (165mm) with a 50 ring gauge, classifying it as a robusto extra or double robusto format. Expect a smoking duration of 90 to 120 minutes depending on your pace. This substantial size was selected to mark the 30th anniversary of Phoenicia Trading, giving smokers ample time to experience the blend's evolution through multiple thirds.

What does the Ramón Allones Phoenicio Edición Regional taste like compared to regular Ramón Allones?

The Phoenicio delivers a medium-to-full bodied profile with pronounced cedar, roasted coffee, and dark chocolate notes, alongside the signature Ramón Allones spice and floral undertones. Compared to standard production like the Specially Selected, this regional edition tends toward greater complexity with aged tobacco sweetness, leather, and subtle dried fruit. The finish carries more refinement and less aggressive pepper than typical Ramón Allones releases.

When was the Ramón Allones Phoenicio Edición Regional released and how many were made?

Released in 2016, this limited edition commemorated three decades of Phoenicia Trading's exclusive distribution rights for Cuban cigars in the Middle East. Production was capped with specific numbers undisclosed publicly, though regional editions typically range from 5,000 to 25,000 boxes depending on market size. Lebanese allocation sold rapidly, with remaining stock appearing in European and Asian markets through secondary channels. Boxes feature distinctive red and gold banding with "Exclusivo Líbano" designation.

Cigar Information

Ramón Allones Phoenicio Edición Regional Líbano

The Ramón Allones Phoenicio stands as a distinguished addition to the Regional Edition series, crafted exclusively for the Lebanese market. This special release commemorates a significant milestone—the 30th anniversary of Phoenicia Trading, the authorized Habanos distributor for the region. The cigar represents a collaboration that celebrates both Lebanese heritage and Cuban cigar-making tradition.

Vitola Specifications

Ramón Allones Edición Regional Líbano packaging

Cigar Name	Phoenicio
Factory Vitola	Sublimes
Ring Gauge	54
Length	164 mm (6½″)
Official Weight	16.65 g
Construction	Handmade

Packaging and Release Information

The Phoenicio made its debut in 2008, initially offered in numbered varnished boîte nature boxes containing 30 cigars. A total of 6,000 cigars were produced in this initial run. The following year, 2009, saw a re-release presented in 15-count numbered varnished boîte nature boxes, with 3,000 cigars produced in this configuration.

Band Design

This Regional Edition features the standard Ramón Allones band (type D) accompanied by a distinctive secondary band denoting its exclusive status for Lebanon (Líbano). The additional band carries special "Phoenicia 30 Aniversario" markings, honoring the distributor's three decades of service in the premium cigar trade.

Significance

As a Regional Edition, the Phoenicio was produced in limited quantities and allocated specifically to the Lebanese market through Phoenicia Trading. The choice of the Sublimes vitola—a substantial format with generous ring gauge—provided aficionados with an extended smoking experience that showcases the characteristic Ramón Allones flavor profile in a unique presentation.

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