Partagás · 1845 Clásico
New WorldEverydayPartagás 1845 Clásico Robusto
An approachable, creamy medium-bodied Partagás named for the brand's founding year — a smooth Robusto for relaxed everyday smoking.
Flavor profile
Creamy · Roast · Earthy · Spice
The Partagás 1845 Clásico takes its name from the year Jaime Partagás founded the marca in Havana. This General Cigar release is the brand's more approachable, balanced side: an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper over a Connecticut Broadleaf binder and Dominican-Nicaraguan filler. This entry is the 5 x 50 Robusto.
What it tastes like
The 1845 Clásico is smooth and creamy, with toast, almond and cedar leading and just a touch of pepper to keep it lively. It sits at a comfortable medium — flavorful and characterful, but never heavy or harsh. The construction is reliable, with an even burn and a relaxed draw, making it an easy cigar to enjoy without much fuss.
Who it's for
This is a great everyday cigar and a friendly way into the non-Cuban Partagás range — mellow enough for newer smokers stepping up from ultra-mild Connecticuts, yet flavorful enough for veterans who want something easygoing. It's lovely with a morning coffee or a light rum. If you're ready for the brand's bold, full-bodied end, jump to the Black Label Máximo; for a darker, more powerful 1845, see the 1845 Extra Oscuro.
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