Small Club Coronas Petit Corona

Backstory: Ramon Allones was founded in 1837 in Cuba by Ramón Allones, a Spanish immigrant from Galicia. The brand was the first to decorate its boxes with colorful printed labels and a logo — a packaging innovation that became standard across the cigar industry. Production has been based at the iconic Partagás Factory for many decades.

Tobacco: All Ramon Allones cigars use long-filler Cuban tobacco sourced primarily from the Vuelta Abajo region of Pinar del Río — known for producing the most prized Cuban leaf. Tripa Larga, Totalmente a Mano (long filler, totally hand made).

Release: Small Club Coronas is part of the regular production lineup, one of only three current vitolas in the Ramon Allones range alongside the Specially Selected (Robusto) and the Gigantes (Double Corona). Sold in dress boxes of 25.

Color: Wrapper is described as a smooth, oily, dark milk-chocolate brown with a hint of reddish tone — sitting in the Colorado range. Some reviewers note it leans toward Colorado Maduro depending on the box code and aging.

Fun Fact: Ramon Allones has been chosen more often than any other brand to wear the second band of a Regional Edition — the brand has lent its name to 47+ Edición Regional releases across markets like the UK, Canada, Asia Pacific, France, Germany, Spain, and Lebanon. The Small Club Coronas itself is a regular-production size, but the brand's prestige in the regional program is unmatched.

Fun Fact: For a 30-minute smoke, this petite format is widely considered a giant-killer — packing the full medium-to-medium-full Ramon Allones flavor profile (cedar, earth, pepper, coffee, leather) into a sub-five-inch cigar.

Strength inference: Brand is described industry-wide as medium-full to full. Reviews of this specific vitola range from medium to medium-full — settled on Medium-Full as the most representative value.