La Gloria Cubana Puritos
Overview
The La Gloria Cubana Puritos represents a discontinued entry in the brand's small cigar portfolio. Once part of the regular production lineup, these compact cigars offered smokers a brief yet authentic Cuban experience in a convenient format. The Puritos has since been retired from active production, making it a piece of La Gloria Cubana's history.
Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Cigar Name | La Gloria Cubana Puritos |
| Factory Name | Chicos |
| Ring Gauge | 29 |
| Length | 106 mm (4⅛ inches) |
| Official Weight | 3.00 grams |
| Construction | Machine-made |
| Status | Discontinued Regular Production |
Construction and Presentation
As a machine-made cigar, the Puritos was manufactured with automated precision rather than hand-rolled craftsmanship. This production method allowed for consistency across units while keeping the cigar accessible to a broader market segment.
The cigar featured a miniaturized version of La Gloria Cubana's standard band A, scaled appropriately for its slender proportions. This branding maintained visual continuity with the larger formats in the La Gloria Cubana family.
Packaging
The Puritos was presented in cardboard packs containing five individual cigars, each wrapped in cellophane for protection. This packaging format made them convenient for travel or for smokers seeking a quick Cuban cigar experience without committing to a full-sized vitola.
Legacy
Though no longer in production, the La Gloria Cubana Puritos remains part of the broader story of Cuban small cigars. Its discontinuation reflects the evolving preferences of cigar enthusiasts and the natural lifecycle of cigar formats within the Habanos portfolio.