No other cigar tastes like a Macanudo because no other cigar is made like a Macanudo. Only the makers of Macanudo spend the time and effort it takes to grow, cure and age their own Connecticut Shade wrappers. And only the makers of Macanudo age all of their tobaccos twice, just as it used to be done in Havana during the golden age of Cuban cigars.
Macanudo was originally the name of a frontmark produced in Jamaica by the makers of the Cuban brand of Punch. In 1971, General Cigar Company introduced a new cigar named Macanudo as a brand unto itself. Developed in Jamaica under the creative leadership of Ramón Cifuentes, the legendary Cuban cigar master of Partagas, Macanudo soon became the leading premium cigar and remains so today.
Now crafted exclusively in the Dominican Republic, every Macanudo Café cigar is made with the finest Connecticut Shade wrapper, a flavorful blend of Dominican tobaccos and a select binder grown in the rich St. Andrés Tuxtla Valley of Mexico. And to assure you of the same smoothness in cigar after cigar, the makers of Macanudo use only the most thoroughly aged tobaccos.
Every time you light up a Macanudo, you can count on enjoying the same relaxing experience, for this is the cigar that always delivers the same distinctively Macanudo-smooth taste.

Wrapper: Connecticut Shade
Filler: Dominican (Piloto Cubano), Mexican
Binder: Mexico San Andrean
Country of Manufacture: Dominican Republic
Factory: General Cigar Dominicana

• Duke of Wellington - 8.50x47
• Prince of Wales - 8.00x52
• Prince Phillip - 7.50x49
• Portofino - 7.00x34 (tube)
• 898 - 7.00x45
• Baron de Rothschild - 6.50x42
• Trump - 6.50x45
• Duke of Windsor - 6.00x50
• Majesty - 6.00x54
• Claybourne - 6.00x31
• Hampton Court - 5.50x42 (tube)
• Tudor - 6.00x52
• Duke of Devon - 5.50x42
• Hyde Park - 5.50x49
• Duke of York - 5.25x54
• Petit Corona - 5.00x38
• Crystal - 5.50x50 (crystal tube)
• Lords - 4.75x49
• Diplomat - 4.50x60
• Court - 4.19x36 (tube)
• Ascot - 4.19x32
• Caviar - 4.00x36
• Miniature - 3.75x24