Description
“Grant, What’s a Gordo?”
Have you talked to your friends about cigar sizes? No? Well, consider this a teachable moment. My hand-pulled letterpress print makes a great gift for the cigar geek in your life, bringing clarity to the wide and wonderful world of cigar nomenclature.
Today’s most common cigar shape is the straight-sided, round-headed parejo, but many other shapes are available, from the twisted Culebra to the aptly-named Torpedo. The print also covers wrapper color – there are seven, each of which have their own name.
Size Matters
Contrary what you may have heard, length does matter, at least in cigars. But it’s not the only dimension – every cigar size has its own name, based on its length and girth. 12 are shown here.
Cigar Taxonomy is a frameable* 11 x 14 inches (23 x 36 cm), perfect for hanging in your man cave, cigar bar, regular bar, or smoking lounge.
