Ramón Allones Cigars

Ramón Allones is one of Cuba’s older houses and is generally fuller than many similarly sized Havana cigars. Earth, dark sweetness and spice often become more apparent as the cigar develops. Specially Selected is a practical reference point; larger regional or limited releases need more time and may smoke differently when young.

The same Cuban house can feel very different from one vitola to another. A Petit Corona or Corona offers a direct reading of the blend; a Robusto adds body; Churchill and Double Corona formats need more time and patience. Condition and storage also matter, especially for boxes that have had time to rest.

If two options appear close, compare ring gauge and smoking time as well as price. The final choice can be reserved for collection in Dubai.

A short period of rest in stable humidor conditions can help after transport. Check the draw and wrapper condition before lighting, especially with slim or aged Cuban cigars.