H.Upmann Magnum 46

This cigar has a history dating back to before 1960 and has been passed down as a classic. In 2010, to cater to the demands of the Western European market, a special version was produced in a ceramic jar containing 30 cigars. Looking back at its development, before around 2005, this cigar did not have a specific identification. However, from approximately 2005 to 2008, it began to adopt a standard identification system of A, B, and C. By 2008, the identification of this cigar changed again, adopting a single C mark and adding the sub-label 'Anillo 46'. This new identification design not only highlights the product's unique charm but also enhances its brand image. In terms of packaging, this cigar has also undergone multiple innovations. Among them, the soft paper box contains 15 aluminum tube cigars, which are divided into 5 cardboard packs, each containing 3 cigars. This packaging design not only makes it easy to carry but also protects the integrity and flavor of the cigars well. This packaging format was introduced around 2009 and received widespread acclaim from consumers. Additionally, this cigar has also launched side-push lid wooden box packaging, available in 25 and 50 cigar specifications. However, the 50-cigar side-push lid wooden box was discontinued in 2012, and the 3-cigar cardboard pack was also discontinued around 2009. These changes reflect the ongoing shifts in market demand and the brand's continuous adjustments to its product line.