While searching online for these I noticed a slight discrepancy...
Most of the online dealers and references show the Cohiba Exquisitos having a 36 ring gauge by 5 inches in length but...
all my Habanos literature and also the Habanos site ( http://www.habanos.com/vitolario.asp?cal=1 ) shows the Seoane vitola as being a 33 ring gauge cigar.
Why the discrepancy? Was the girth of this cigar recently changed?
Also, does anyone have the story behind the Seoane vitola? A roller in Cuba told me it was named after a Cubatabaco exec that had some muscle disease in the face and couldn't hold any cigar heavier. Apparently, this is the smallest production totalmente a mano Cuban cigar that is blended with ligero.
Thanks.
Most of the online dealers and references show the Cohiba Exquisitos having a 36 ring gauge by 5 inches in length but...
all my Habanos literature and also the Habanos site ( http://www.habanos.com/vitolario.asp?cal=1 ) shows the Seoane vitola as being a 33 ring gauge cigar.
Why the discrepancy? Was the girth of this cigar recently changed?
Also, does anyone have the story behind the Seoane vitola? A roller in Cuba told me it was named after a Cubatabaco exec that had some muscle disease in the face and couldn't hold any cigar heavier. Apparently, this is the smallest production totalmente a mano Cuban cigar that is blended with ligero.
Thanks.
