María Guerrero
Brand Notes
StatusMaría Guerrero is a Discontinued brand.
Generally
It was established pre-revolution around circa 1905 and was discontinued circa 1985.
There is a non-Cuban brand with the same name.
History
María Guerrero was created by the owner of the Romeo y Julieta factory to honour a famous Spanish singer.
Thereafter it became a sister brand of Romeo y Julieta.
At the time of the Revolution, this brand had 25 different cigars listed.
For unknown reasons, most of these were discontinued early after the revolution.
There was only a single cigar left in the range when the brand was eventually discontinued.
Standard Band A
Pre-1960 to c1985
Well defined embossing
Standard Production Packaging
Bouquets
B25c - mid 1970s
Favoritas en Cedro
B25 - mid 1970s
Grandes de España
SLB25 - early 1980s
Discontinued Production Cigars
Cigars:
Machine-made (sizes are approximate only).
Bands:
Standard band A.
Packaging:
Dress Box of 25 cigars in cellophane
Status:
A pre-1960 release. Discontinued c1980.
Cigars:
Machine-made (sizes are approximate only).
Bands:
Standard band A.
Packaging:
Dress Box of 25 cigars in cedar
Status:
A pre-1960 release. Discontinued c1980.
Cigars:
Handmade.
Bands:
None.
Packaging:
Slide Lid Box of 25 cigars
Status:
A late-1970s release. Discontinued c1985.