Partagas Serie D No. 4 Tubos Pack of 3
UK duty and VAT included
- Free tracked delivery, £230 minimum order
Order before 2pm on a weekday and it goes out the same day.
- Free Boveda 69% pack
Sealed in with your cigars so they arrive in the condition they left in.
- Age checked on delivery
We only sell to over 18s, and the courier checks again at the door.
Specification
- Length
- 5"
- Ring gauge
- 52
- Strength
- Full
- Vitola
- Robusto
- Smoking time
- 50 Mins
- Quantity
- 3 cigars
- Origin
- Cuba, English Market Selection
- Storage
- 65 to 69% humidity, 18 to 20°C
About this cigar
If there is one particularly famous cigar factory in Havana, it is Partagas. The factory was opened in 1845 by Don Jaime Partagas and it has been making the cigars that bear his name ever since. A Partagas is immediately recognisable by its deep, earthly flavour.
The character of its blend springs from a selection of filler and binder tobaccos grown in the Vuelta Abajo zone and chosen for their unmistakable richness of flavour and aroma. The best known of all Partagas is the Serie D No. 4, the robusto size that formed part of the legendary Partagas alphabet series that dates back to the 1930's. In 2005 a Piramide, the Partagas Serie P No.
2, was added to the range, which fast became a cigar of choice amongst lovers of full flavoured Habanos. In 2011 the Serie D No. 5 and the heavy ring gauge Serie E No. 2 extended the alphabet series once again.
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Questions we get asked
Provenance, packing and storage, answered plainly.
Is this box genuine English Market Selection stock?
Yes. Our Partagas cigars come through Hunters and Frankau, the official UK importer for Habanos S.A. Every box carries the green EMS stamp, and UK duty and VAT are already paid.
How will it be packed?
It goes out in a sealed pouch with a free Boveda 69% humidity pack, which holds the cigars at roughly 65 to 70% humidity while they are in transit. We ship Royal Mail Tracked 24, or Special Delivery if you would rather.
How should I store it once it arrives?
Keep it in a humidor or an airtight box with a 65% or 69% Boveda pack, somewhere around 18 to 20°C. British houses get very dry in winter once the heating goes on, so a sealed container makes a real difference.