From the catalog · Nicaragua
Acme Route 66
Nicaraguan cigars often feature assertive filler blends and varied wrapper options. Acme Route 66 uses a Habano wrapper at medium strength. It is in the $5-$10 range. Shapes include Big Rig, Chopper, and Hot Rod. Sizes range 5.0 to 7.0 inches and 48 to 54 ring gauge. Habano wrappers are commonly linked to balanced, structured character in many markets. A medium blend balances body with easy drinkability.
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Spec sheet
Vitolas
3 formats in the catalog.
| Shape | Length | Ring gauge |
|---|---|---|
| Hot Rod | 5" | 50 |
| Big Rig | 6" | 54 |
| Chopper | 7" | 48 |
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Common questions
How strong is the Acme Route 66?
The Acme Route 66 is logged in the catalog as a medium-strength Nicaragua cigar.
Where is the Acme Route 66 made?
The catalog lists the Acme Route 66 with an origin of Nicaragua.
What wrapper does the Acme Route 66 use?
The Acme Route 66 uses a Habano wrapper.
What sizes does the Acme Route 66 come in?
The catalog records 3 vitolas spanning 5 to 7 inches and ring gauges 48 to 54 for the Acme Route 66.
How much does the Acme Route 66 cost?
Typical retail for the Acme Route 66 falls in the $5-$10 range. Cigarista doesn't sell cigars, we track them.