Quesada Cigars

This year mark a significant anniversary for Quesada Cigars: the company celebrated 50 years in the cigar business. As would be expected, the Dominican cigar manufacturer released a limited edition cigar line to commemorate the occasion.

In 2022, Manuel “Manolo” Quesada Jr. celebrated his 75th birthday, a celebration that included the release of a new limited-edition cigar. After receiving just over 18 months of rest, and approaching the two-year-mark since its release, it’s time to revisit the double corona that celebrated the noted cigarmaker’s birthday.

Don’t call it a comeback.

It’s been 15 years since the Quesadas surprised the cigar world with a Nicaraguan puro known as Casa Magna. To celebrate, the family made a limited edition anniversary cigar.

Manuel “Manolo” Quesada Jr. turned 75 years old in 2022, which calls for a new limited edition cigar.

Nearly 15 years since the first release, the Casa Magna brand grows again with a Dominican-made line that uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper to create one of the lighter profiles in the line.

Quesda’s Oktoberfest line continues this year with four different additions, making it one of the longest-running series of cigars in the company’s portfolio.

It has been six months since I originally reviewed the Casa Magna Liga F Churchill, a cigar made up of Ecuadorian sun grown corojo wrapper covering a Dominican binder and filler tobaccos from both the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua.

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