General Turns to El Titan de Bronze for Partagas de Bronce

There have been three different Cohiba cigars made in America, now, there will be a new Partagas made in Miami.

General Cigar Co., which sells Partagas in the U.S., has announced the new Partagas de Bronce. It’s a 6 1/4 x 46 corona gorda that is made at El Titan de Bronze in Miami, the same factory that General Cigar Co. has used to make the Cohiba Serie M. Blend-wise, the Partagas de Bronce is made entirely of Nicaraguan tobacco, capped off by a corojo-seed wrapper.

The MSRP is set at $22.99 per cigar. Production is limited to 5,000 boxes of 10 cigars, each of which will be signed by the roller who made the cigar.

“For a venerable brand like Partagas, collaborating with a legend like Sandy Cobas and creating a special, limited edition cigar at her family-owned factory marks an important step in Partagas’ evolution,” said John Hakim, brand manager of Partagas, in a press release. “Partagas de Bronce highlights Partagas’ devotion to old-world cigarmaking techniques, and its commitment to marching the brand forward through innovation. We look forward to sharing this exceptional blend with cigar lovers across the country.”

General Cigar Co. says the Partagas de Bronce will begin shipping on April 15.