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Details
Format
Marevas (Petit Corona)
Size
5⅛" x 42 RG
Strength
Enjoyment Time
25 mins
Type
v-cut
Flame
Single Sharp Jet Flame
Materials
Porcelain
Capacity
XL-3 3 Cigars up to 6 1/2 / 60 RG
XL-2 2 Cigars up to 6 1/2 / 60 RG
R-2 2 Cigars up to 5 / 50 RG
Finish
Chromolithography decoration
Fittings
Palladium
Inside Materials
African Okoum?? Wood
Includes
1 x Zino slim self regulating humidification system
Dimensions
XL-3 165 x 87 x 33 (mm)
XL-2 165 x 62 x 33 (mm)
R-2 123 x 57 x 30 (mm)
Weight
875g
Warranty
2 Years
Made In
France
ABV
42%
Approximate Gas Capacity
12 Cigars
Category
Cognac
Distillation
Copper alembic Charentais stills
Limited Edition
146 Bottles Worldwide
Maturation
Decades in rich oak casks
Maximum Cut Diameter Size
Large Blade : 50 to 70 R
Small Blade : 40 to 50 RG
Origin
Grande Champagne, France
Raw Material
Barley
Volume
Volume here
Description
Unveiled at the esteemed XXI Festival del Habano, Trinidad proudly celebrates it’s 50th Anniversary with this unparalleled exceptional humidor. Handcrafted in a limited edition of only 100 pieces globally, each humidor is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, meticulously constructed with the finest materials; Spanish cedar wood, ebony, brass, mother of pearl and Italian leather.
Inspired by the Trinidad marque, the ebony centerpiece proudly displays the iconic "T" logo. Open the humidor like a treasure chest to reveal the true gem within: 50 Gloriosos cigars, specially crafted for this momentous anniversary. Each cigar rests in its own compartment within six Spanish cedar trays, ensuring perfect aging conditions. A second gold band adorns each cigar, marking its limited-edition status.
More than just a humidor, this is a collector's item, a conversation piece, and a testament to your appreciation for timeless craftsmanship and the legacy of Trinidad.
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