H. Upmann Magnum
Modern medium-bodied vitolas — the Magnum 46 and 50 are Habanos staples.
| Origin | Cuba |
|---|---|
| Wrapper | Cuban |
| Binder | Cuban |
| Filler | Cuban |
| Strength | medium |
| Price range | $15.00 – $32.00 |
| Sizes | 3 vitolas |
About the Magnum line
H. Upmann is one of the oldest names in Cuban cigars, founded in Havana in 1844 by German banker Herman Upmann, who sold cigars alongside his bank. The Magnum line is a modern, robusto-family range built around thicker ring gauges, with the Magnum 46, Magnum 50 and Magnum 54 marking their ring sizes.
A Cuban puro of medium body, the Magnum shows the classic H. Upmann character: cedar, light spice, toast and a touch of cream, in an easy, refined style.
Sizes
| Vitola | Length | Ring | Strength | Wrapper |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magnum 46 | 5.5 inches | 46 | medium | Cuban |
| Magnum 50 | 5.0 inches | 50 | medium | Cuban |
| Magnum 54 | 5.9 inches | 54 | medium | Cuban |
Frequently asked questions
What do the numbers in Magnum 46 or Magnum 50 mean?
They indicate the ring gauge (thickness) of the cigar — Magnum 46 is 46 ring, Magnum 50 is 50 ring, and so on.