Cigar Vitolas

A traditional size of premium handmade cigar

Churchill:
7" × 47 ring

Corona:
5 ½" × 42 ring

Corona Gorda:
5 ⅝" × 46 ring

Double Corona:
7 ½" × 50 ring

Cigarillo:
3" × 26 ring

Gordo:
6" × 60 (or larger)

Lancero:
7.5" × 38

Lonsdale:
6 ¾" × 43 ring

Panatela:
6" × 38 ring

Perfecto:
Refers to a cigar tapered on both ends

Petit:
4" × 34 (or smaller)

Petit Corona:
4 ½" × 40 ring

Robusto:
5" × 50 ring

Short Robusto:
4" × 52 ring

Toro:
6" × 50 ring

Torpedo:
6" × 52 with a tapered head

Shape of Cigars

Pyramid:
A figurado that traditionally tapers its entire length from the foot to its conical head.

Perfecto:
A figurado cigar that is tapered on both ends.

Torpedo:
A generally straight cigar with a tapered head.

Belicoso:
The industry term for an "irregular shape." Normally, a short, pyramid-shaped cigar usually not more than 5 ½ inches long.

Culbera:
3 cigars braided together and tied. They are to be untied and smoked individually.

Diademas:
A very large figurado traditionally tapered on both ends and usually a minimum of 8 inches long.
 
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    -Last updated on July 28th, 2015