In 1974 the Quesada family emerged as cigar manufacturers after many years in the tobacco industry as leaf brokers. Since then, many great cigars and great brands have defined the family’s history. The Quesada 1974 will be available in either 10-count or 20-count boxes and is made in four sizes: Robusto (5 x 50), Short Robusto (4 x 50), Lancero (7 x 38) and Corona (6 x 43). Made using an Ecuadorean wrapper, Dominican binder, and Dominican and Nicaraguan filler tobaccos, Quesada 1974 offers connoisseurs a full flavor and medium-body smoking experience that is complemented by a rich, luxurious and pleasant aroma.
“The Quesada 1974 cigar involved a special sentimental value because it invokes memories of how we started,” says Manuel Quesada, Quesada Cigars’ president. “The cigar reminds both us and the market of our history and continuing presence. We have blended it to compete against any cigar available today. It was blended with a little more intensity and a little more flavor. Even though it has a lot of intensity, it has a wide range of flavors as well.”
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