Cuban Cigar Group is located in Havana, Cuba
Cuban Cigar Group is located in Havana, Cuba
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Ring Gauge: 49 | Length: 194 mm | Count: 25 | Shape: Double Corona | Factory Name: Prominentes
Covered in an oily, medium claro wrapper, this long cigar is topped with a flat head. It picks up intensity starting with fruity notes of cinnamon-dusted apples and raisins before showing a bolder core of leather and ground red pepper.
Made with a flat cap and colorado wrapper, this double corona has a slightly firm draw. Initial notes of salted almonds are underscored by cedar, hints of baking spices and a dry finish.
The Partagás Lusitania has been around long enough to be considered one of Cuba’s iconic and classic cigars. In 2017, it was one of the finest cigars we smoked. But double coronas like the Lusitania require a particularly large, pristine tobacco leaf to fully cover all seven and a half...
The Partagás Lusitania has been around long enough to be considered one of Cuba’s iconic and classic cigars. In 2017, it was one of the finest cigars we smoked. But double coronas like the Lusitania require a particularly large, pristine tobacco leaf to fully cover all seven and a half inches of the cigar. Inconsistent crops and poor weather in the last few years have created a bit of a shortage of large, high-quality wrapper leaf in Cuba. This did not stop Cuba from producing fantastic Lusitanias. Our samples came from a 10-count box with a December 2016 box code, so somehow these lovely smokes have not been plucked up by aficionados in the know. These Lusitanias begin floral and sweet before imparting layers of leather, cedar and almonds.
In Cuba, Partagas Lusitanias are generally priced lower than in international markets. Cuban cigars typically range from $8 to $90 USD per cigar, depending on the brand, vitola, and availability. Prestigious names such as Cohiba, Montecristo, and Partagás sit at the higher end. There is no real price advantage to purchasing full boxes, as the per-cigar cost remains the same unless you intend to leave the country with more than 50 cigars, in which case proper documentation is required to avoid confiscation by Cuban authorities.
For online buyers, packaging plays a key role. Boxed Partagas Lusitanias cigars require official documentation and customs review before leaving the country, increasing shipping complexity and cost. That is why Partagas Lusitanias cigars purchased online often cost more than in Cuba, largely due to the required paperwork for shipping. Partagas Lusitanias cigars can also be shipped without boxes while maintaining the same quality, and are backed by a 100% money-back guarantee on delivery, offering a more refined and cost-conscious approach.
Advice: Always request a receipt when purchasing cigars in Cuba “no exceptions”. Without proper documentation, cigars especially boxes will be confiscated by Cuban authorities during inspection on your return flight home.
The most seamless approach is to purchase Partagas Lusitanias directly through us online or at our retail shop in Havana, Cuba. Even if your Partagas Lusitanias cigars were not sourced through us, our team can assist in arranging everything for you while you are in Cuba, ensuring a smooth and discreet experience.
When departing Cuba, airport customs generally allow one box and one bundle without a receipt. While some suggest higher quantities may pass without documentation, a more measured approach is always preferred. Maintaining your receipt is strongly recommended.
For those seeking a more effortless experience, shipping Partagas Lusitanias is often the preferred option—particularly when traveling with larger quantities or without full documentation.
Short answer: No. (Consider purchasing online instead.)
Long answer: Yes… if you understand how the conversation is meant to unfold.
When arriving in the U.S., the question is rarely just about cigars it’s about how you answer. If asked whether you have anything to declare, the reply is simple and measured “No”, especially when the total value stays within that familiar $800 threshold, a number that, like most things, can change over time. 95% of the time you will have no issues.
If the conversation becomes more direct, the details matter. If you are arriving from Cuba, the answer should still be “No”, because any cigars or liquor will be taken away if you say Yes. If you say No and they inspect your bags, worst case they’ll confiscate your cigars and liquor, and give you a verbal warning. Do not attempt to negotiate or explain, just say “I didn’t know” nothing more. The goal at this point is to leave with a verbal warning.
Saying “Yes” will ALWAYS result in losing your cigars and liquor.
If you are arriving from Spain or anywhere outside of Cuba, then you can answer “Yes” and simply say you have cigars or liquor from Spain or wherever your journey last took you. Do not say Partagas Lusitanias, just keep it simple and say cigars.
Avoid all of this and buy from us, or have us ship it to you if you already sourced your cigars in Cuba.
It’s not about avoiding the truth it’s about understanding how it’s told. Like a good cigar, timing and delivery are everything. The goal is to arrive home and enjoy your Partagas Lusitanias.
Authenticity is sacred. A genuine Lusitanias comes from Cuba, with impeccable construction and a smooth, oily wrapper. The packaging is classic Partagás: a cedar box with the brand’s emblematic red and gold seal. The cigar itself is perfectly rolled, uniform, with no soft spots or discoloration. When you smoke it, the draw is firm yet smooth, the smoke dense and aromatic. Counterfeits lack the depth, strength, and balance so insist on verified sources. A Lusitanias is a jewel; it deserves nothing less than the real thing. Closing thought from Juan:The Partagás Lusitanias is not just a cigar it’s a journey, a conversation with centuries of Cuban heritage. When you order through us, we ensure each Lusitanias arrives flawless, ready to offer its full glory without compromise. From our careful handling to your first drawn smoke, every step honors the artistry behind it. Sit back, light it, and let the Lusitanias carry you through an experience that only Cuba can provide.
Although big in size, the Lusitanias tends to sit in a medium‑to‑full body range robust enough to satisfy seasoned smokers, but nuanced enough that it never feels one‑dimensional. Some describe it as full‑flavored but balanced, allowing its varied notes to express themselves fully over the long smoke.
Patience, my friend. This is a long cigar over 9 inches and its strength is commanding. Take slow, deliberate draws. Let the heat build gradually and the flavors open in layers. You’ll want to set aside at least 90 minutes to fully appreciate it. Rushing a Lusitanias is like sprinting through a symphony you miss the subtle crescendos and the depth of the composition. Respect its pace, and it will reward you richly.
Treat it with the respect its heritage demands. A stable humidor around 68–70°F and 65–70% humidity lets its tobacco breathe and rest. Before lighting, let it acclimate if it’s just traveled; a gentle cut with a sharp guillotine or V‑cutter preserves the integrity of the head. When you light it, do so evenly coax the flame instead of forcing it. And then… breathe. Slow draws, let the smoke linger, and listen to how the flavors evolve. Patience isn’t just a practice it’s a reward.
From the first draw, you’ll notice that classic Partagás signature rich, dark earth mingling with cedar and a whisper of pepper spice. As it settles, notes of espresso crema, roasted nuts, and warm cocoa emerge, layered with a minerality that’s pure Cuban soil. The strength sits firmly in medium‑to‑full: assertive yet balanced, bold without overwhelming. It’s the kind of cigar that opens the senses, wakes the palate, and then invites you to explore deeper. A Lusitanias doesn’t just present flavor it leads you through it.
Ah, this one is reserved for the connoisseur or the adventurous. Its full strength and size can overwhelm a beginner, but for those who know their palate and appreciate Cuban craftsmanship, it is a treasure. Even experienced smokers approach it with reverence it is a cigar that commands your attention, not one you lightly toss into an evening. If you’re willing to sit, savor, and respect it, the Lusitanias delivers a profound and unforgettable experience.
This is where Partagás shines. The Lusitanias is known for excellent construction: a smooth, oily wrapper, even burn, and consistent draw that supports a long, steady session often 60–120 minutes of enjoyment if you take your time. The burn lines stay true, and the ash tends to be firm signs of careful rolling and well‑balanced filler tobaccos from the famed Vuelta Abajo region.
The Lusitanias is a sensory journey. From the first light, you’ll encounter bold notes of earth, espresso, and dark cocoa, intertwined with pepper and a whisper of leather. As it progresses, hints of nutmeg and cedar emerge, and a creamy sweetness balances the intensity. The finish is long, warm, and satisfying every draw a reminder of the mastery behind its creation. It’s a cigar that doesn’t just fill your mouth with smoke; it fills your mind with memory and anticipation.
The Partagás Lusitanias is one of the most iconic cigars in the Partagás line a handmade Cuban Double Corona (vitola Prominentes) measuring about 7 5/8″ (194 mm) with a 49 ring gauge. Its size alone promises a long, leisurely smoke, and it’s considered by many aficionados to be one of the great expressions of Cuban tobacco craftsmanship.
From the very first draw, the Lusitanias tells you it’s serious:Early notes: Earth and wood, classic tobacco sweetness, with hints of leather and cedar as the smoke fills the palate. Middle evolution: Nuances of nuts, dark chocolate, espresso, and spice unfold, adding complexity without overwhelming. Final third: The body deepens with pepper, charred oak, and rich, lingering creaminess a powerful yet balanced crescendo. This cigar doesn’t rush you; it evolves like a conversation that reveals itself in layers subtle then rich as the time passes.
Ah, my friend, the Lusitanias is a masterpiece of tradition and strength. It is one of Cuba’s most powerful cigars, and its unique size a double corona means it demands respect and attention. Partagás is known for its rich, earthy character, and Lusitanias takes that to a magnificent scale: full-bodied, spicy, with a dense, complex smoke that develops notes of leather, cocoa, and a subtle peppery warmth. It’s not a cigar for the casual moment it’s a ritual, an event in itself. When you light it, you feel the weight of history and the dedication of generations of torcedores.
The Lusitanias isn’t just another robusto or corona it’s a magnificent lonsdale grandeur, a shape and size that gives space for complexity. Originating from the legendary Partagás factory in Havana, it carries that earthy, bold character so revered in the brand, but in a form that reveals nuance with every inch. Its proportions long, slender, and regal allow flavors to unfold gradually, like a son returning home after a long journey. There’s strength without brashness, tradition without restraint. With a Lusitanias, you don’t chase flavor you meet it.
This isn’t a “light on the go” smoke the Lusitanias is a companion for moments that deserve reverence. Picture yourself at sunset, a glass of aged rum in hand, reflecting on the day’s stories. Or after a memorable meal, paired with cognac that echoes the cigar’s warm spice. It’s ideal with company who appreciates subtlety conversations that are slow, thoughtful, and layered, much like the cigar itself. Great cigars don’t fill time they enhance it.
This is a cigar for special moments, not rushed breaks. It’s ideal for:Slow evenings, paired with contemplative company or silence. Rich drinks aged rum, oak‑aged whisky, or even espresso that echo its layered character. Special occasions or long conversations, because it rewards patience and attention with evolving flavors. Its size encourages you to sit, breathe, reflect, and savor a true ritual in smoke form. Juan’s ReflectionWhen you hold a Partagás Lusitanias, you’re holding more than tobacco you’re holding a legacy. Its length and complexity ask you to slow down, to be present with each draw, and to let the rich tapestry of cedar, leather, espresso, and spice unfold like chapters in a book. And when you choose to bring these into your collection, know that we treat them with respect careful storage, pristine packaging, and ready for the moment you decide to light up. A Lusitanias isn’t just a cigar it’s an experience to be lived, slowly and deeply.
For the smoker who values depth, balance, and character. The aficionado who notices texture, who distinguishes between strength that’s brash versus strength that’s nuanced. If you’re someone who treasures the craftsmanship of Cuban tobacco from soil to leaf to roll and you want your cigar to feel like an experience rather than a habit, the Lusitanias calls to you. It’s bold, but it respects you back. Some cigars are smoked this one is truly lived. Closing from JuanYou know, cigars like the Partagás Lusitanias aren’t everyday distractions they’re invitations to presence. And when you choose something with the lineage, balance, and depth of a Lusitanias, you want the assurance it arrives exactly as it should perfectly preserved, ready to reveal every layer of its rich character. That’s why we take care of every detail for you. From the moment you place your order to the moment it arrives at your home or office, it’s handled with the same reverence a master torcedor gives his finest leaves. Tradition, delivered just as it should be. Light it slowly. Let it speak. And enjoy every inch of the journey.
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Read MoreThere are cigars, and then there is the Partagás Lusitanias. Before flame ever meets foot, it establishes its authority. At 7 5/8 inches long with a 49 ring gauge, this Double Corona is not designed for haste. It asks for time, presence, and respect—qualities that have long defined the finest expressions of Cuban craftsmanship.
In the hand, the Lusitanias feels purposeful and balanced, a classic vitola that reminds the smoker that size here is not excess, but intention. This is a cigar meant to be lived with, not hurried through.
The Lusitanias begins quietly, almost courteously. The first draws are smooth and expansive, setting a calm, deliberate rhythm.
The smoke texture is velvety, coating the palate without weight. Nothing rushes forward. Instead, the cigar encourages attention, inviting the smoker to settle in and listen.
It is in the second third that the Lusitanias reveals why it holds legendary status. Complexity builds without force, layering flavor rather than escalating strength.
The body settles comfortably into medium-plus, rich yet composed. Construction is exemplary—an even burn line, firm ash, and consistent smoke output all speak to the precision behind its rolling. This is where the Lusitanias feels most alive, expressive without being demanding.
Rather than building aggressively, the Lusitanias concludes with restraint. Cedar deepens and becomes more prominent, joined by charred oak and a gentle pepper warmth. Creaminess remains present, binding the profile together and preserving balance through the final inches.
Unlike cigars that save their intensity for the end, the Lusitanias offers its greatest expression in the middle, allowing the final third to serve as reflection rather than climax.
The Lusitanias is inseparable from ritual. It belongs to evenings without schedules and conversations without endpoints. Thoughtful pairings enhance, rather than distract:
Each pairing complements the cigar’s depth without overshadowing its elegance.
For seasoned aficionados, the Partagás Lusitanias is a reminder of why Cuban cigars endure in both reputation and desire. It is a test of patience and a reward for restraint, a cigar that unfolds deliberately and leaves a lasting impression.
From its gentle opening to its composed finish, the Lusitanias tells a story of tradition, discipline, and time well spent. Long after the ash has fallen, that story remains—quietly, confidently—just as it was intended.
Ring Gauge: 49 | Length: 194 mm | Count: 25 | Shape: Double Corona | Factory Name: Prominentes
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Covered in an oily, medium claro wrapper, this long cigar is topped with a flat head. It picks up intensity starting with fruity notes of cinnamon-dusted apples and raisins before showing a bolder core of leather and ground red pepper.
Made with a flat cap and colorado wrapper, this double corona has a slightly firm draw. Initial notes of salted almonds are underscored by cedar, hints of baking spices and a dry finish.
The Partagás Lusitania has been around long enough to be considered one of Cuba's iconic and classic cigars. In 2017, it was one of the finest cigars we smoked. But double coronas like the Lusitania require a particularly large, pristine tobacco leaf to fully cover all seven and a half inches of the cigar. Inconsistent crops and poor weather in...
An attractive cigar whose sweet, floral notes become more complex, with layers of sugared almonds, cedar and leather intonations that lead to a toasted marshmallow finish.
A dark wrapper and flat head make this a very attractive double corona. Notes of semisweet chocolate harmonize with bitter orange peel, leather and freshly cut pine.
A big cigar with an oily, veiny wrapper and full draw. Initial coffee and wood notes turn nutty and sweet after a dusty start.
A big cigar with an oily, veiny wrapper and full draw. Initial coffee and wood notes turn nutty and sweet after a dusty start.
A medium-bodied double corona whose initial notes of pencil lead and sweet cocoa become more savory and balanced with leathery flavors that resound on the palate.
Between the gleaming wrapper, slight box pressing and flat head, this gorgeous cigar tastes as good as it looks. The leathery flavor profile becomes more pronounced with roasted coffee bean notes and rich, creamy undertones.
You don't truly know how great a large Cuban cigar can be until you have smoked a Partagas Lusitania at its best. Long a mainstay of Cuban cigar aficionados who know a good smoke when they see one (they are the favorite of Mexico's Max Gutmann, one of the most experienced cigar aficionados in the world), recent-production releases of Lusitanias...
What this cigar lacks in appearance, it makes up for with a rich, complex flavor profile of leather, coffee, nuts and orange peel. Balanced and harmonious.
Big and box pressed with an open draw and even burn. Every puff shows woody, toasty flavors that intensify and resonate with coffee bean and vanilla intonations. Balanced and complex.
An attractive cigar with a fine draw. It’s extremely flavorful, with notes of nuts, cocoa beans and black cherry. A medium to full bodied smoke with a finish smacking of red wine.
A good performer, this cigar has wood and coconut notes and some toastiness. Some harsh flavors were also noted.
A cigar with lovely texture, and exquisite construction. The draw and burn are fine. It's complex and exceptionally flavorful, showing leather, sweet cocoa and toast flavors, with a hint of eucalyptus. Medium to full bodied, rich and flavorful.
Beautiful, silky and dark. The flavor is surprisingly mild, with hints of toast and some leather notes. Medium bodied.
This is a beautiful cigar with a perfect cap and a very oily wrapper. The cigar had a firm draw. The smoke is rich and chewy, with a hint of nougat. Medium bodied.
An incredibly smooth tasting cigar. It is filled with leathery qualities, and a strong core of cocoa beans. Great performance. Medium to full bodied.
A medium to full bodied cigar. Well-made. It has a woody and earthy character, with a pepper note, and some coffee grounds on the finish.
This cigar had a core of strong leathery flavors, and a rich finish. Some tasters noted a tight draw. Some inconsistency.
A powerhouse of flavors. This cigar is filled with a earthy, spiciness and strong pepper flavors. There is a hint of cocoa bean. Complex, and will age well.
Solid as a rock, this oily, dark cigar has a firm draw. It burns unevenly, but it's loaded with pungent flavors, including leather. A full-bodied cigar.
This legendary cigar became slightly soft while we smoked it. Otherwise, it shows finesse and delicacy with creamy flavors and a silky texture.