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TRINIDAD

TRINIDAD

History of TRINIDAD

Since 1980, the Trinidad Fundadores had been produced exclusively for President Fidel Castro. The only boxes to leave Cuba were gifts to foreign diplomats. In February of 1998, the brand was officially launched as an export in Trinidad, Cuba. The cigars were first made available in Canada and Mexico in April 1998, and later became available to the world market. This line features one size, the Fundadore, which means Founder. It is similar in size to the Cohiba Lancero, measuring at a ring guage of 40 and a length of 7 and 3/4 inches or 195 mm. Named after one of Cuba's most beautiful cities, the Trinidad is produced only in the El Laguito factory, and is packaged in an 'unusual' quantity of 24 cigars as well as in cabinets of 50. Medium tobacco, herbal, floral and hints of bean flavors are what epitomize Trinidad cigars in taste. There is always a certain amount of mystery about any cigars blend, Trinidad cigars are steep in mystery!

TRINIDAD Corcel - Year Of The Horse - 2026

  • Ring Gauge: 55
  • Taste: Bean
  • Cigar length: 135 mm / 5.31'
  • Vitola: Robusto
  • Strength: Medium

The Corcel is Trinidad's tribute to the Year of the Horse, and after months of only seeing photos from the Hong Kong reveal, we're finally holding the real thing.


Built at 5.31" x 55, known in Cuban factories under the name "Patricios," this stick has genuine presence—not a subtle smoke, and it's not trying to be. The box itself is part of the fun too: Lunar New Year artwork.


Only 8,888 boxes exist worldwide (eight for luck, naturally), which means what's sitting in our warehouse right now is genuinely rare stock, not marketing spin. Trinidad now joins the short list of Cuban marques with a zodiac release under their belt, alongside names like Cohiba and Montecristo—strong company for a cigar built around strength itself.


Grab one now while we've actually got them in hand. Photos coming soon, but honestly, this is one where the story's worth telling before the picture's even up.


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