From the catalog · Mexico
Casa 1910 Mexigars
Casa 1910 Mexigars sits in the $5-$10 range with medium strength. Ring gauges run from 52 to 52. The wrapper type is Habano and country of origin is Mexico. Habano wrappers are often associated with pepper and spice in the profile. Medium-strength cigars typically balance body and approachability for everyday smoking. Casa 1910 rolls this line for smokers who compare vitola options. Strength is listed as medium.
At a glance
Spec sheet
The wrapper
Habano
- Candela
- Claro
- Colorado Claro
- Colorado
- Colorado Maduro
- Maduro
- Oscuro
A Habano wrapper typically sits at Colorado Claro to Colorado on the scale. Shade varies with the harvest and the box, and it describes color, not strength. How wrapper shades work →
Vitolas
Every size, side by side
1 format in the catalog.
| Shape | Length | Ring gauge |
|---|---|---|
| Toro | 6" | 52 |
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FAQ
Common questions
How strong is the Casa 1910 Mexigars?
The Casa 1910 Mexigars is logged in the catalog as a medium-strength Mexico cigar.
Where is the Casa 1910 Mexigars made?
The catalog lists the Casa 1910 Mexigars with an origin of Mexico.
What wrapper does the Casa 1910 Mexigars use?
The Casa 1910 Mexigars uses a Habano wrapper.
What sizes does the Casa 1910 Mexigars come in?
The catalog records a single vitola at 6 inches and 52 ring for the Casa 1910 Mexigars.
How much does the Casa 1910 Mexigars cost?
Typical retail for the Casa 1910 Mexigars falls in the $5-$10 range. Cigarista doesn't sell cigars, we track them.