Few cigars served enthusiasts for decades quite like the Romeo y Julieta Trés Petit Coronas, a classic vitola eventually discontinued after a notable run. This regular production cigar carried the factory name "Franciscanos" and embodied the traditional craftsmanship associated with one of Cuba's most recognized marques.
Specifications
| Vitola | Trés Petit Coronas |
| Factory Name | Franciscanos |
| Ring Gauge | 40 |
| Length | 116 mm (4⅝″) |
| Official Weight | 6.72 g |
| Construction | Handmade |
| Band | Standard band A |
Packaging Options
Throughout its production run, the Trés Petit Coronas was offered in several packaging configurations:
- Dress box of 25 cigars — discontinued in 2006
- Slide lid box of 50 cigars — discontinued approximately 2003
- Dress box of 10 cigars
Production History
The Trés Petit Coronas traces its origins to the pre-1960 era, making it one of the older established vitolas within the Romeo y Julieta portfolio. The cigar enjoyed a lengthy production span that extended across nearly five decades before being officially discontinued in 2006.
This petite corona format offered smokers a compact yet satisfying experience, with its 40 ring gauge and 116mm length providing a measured smoking time suitable for those seeking a shorter session without compromising on the characteristic Romeo y Julieta flavor profile.
Legacy
As a discontinued regular production cigar, the Trés Petit Coronas now exists solely in the secondary market and private collections. Its long production history speaks to the enduring appeal of the format and the brand's commitment to offering diverse options for cigar aficionados throughout much of the twentieth century.