The most famous of the many famous Havana brands started only in 1935 as a new brand from Menendez, Garcia y Cia., then the owners of the H. Upmann brand. The name is reported to have been inspired by Alexandre Dumas' 1844 novel Le Comte de Montecristo. With a strong marketing effort from Alfred Dunhill of London, this brand became the most popular of all Havana exports. There are no machine-made shapes in this range and the strength is medium; in fact, it has become the standard by which all other Havanas are now judged.
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Double Edmundo
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Gauge: 50
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Length: 6″
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Edmundo
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Gauge: 52
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Length: 5″
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No. 1
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Gauge: 42
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Length: 6½”
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No. 2
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Gauge: 52
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Length: 6″
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No. 3
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Gauge: 42
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Length: 5″
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No. 4
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Gauge: 42
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Length: 5″
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No. 5
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Gauge: 40
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Length: 4″
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Open Eagle
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Gauge: 54
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Length: 5⅞”
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Open Junior
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Gauge: 38
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Length: 4″
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Open Master
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Gauge: 50
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Length: 5″
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Open Regata
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Gauge: 46
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Length: 5.3″
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Petit No. 2
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Gauge: 52
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Length: 4¾”
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Petit Edmundo
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Gauge: 52
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Length: 4⅓”
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Tubos
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Gauge: 42
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Length: 6″
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