101.6 mm · ring gauge 54
Short Robusto Cigars83 cigars
The Short Robusto sits between the Petit Robusto and the classic Robusto, measuring approximately 110 to 120 mm in length with a ring gauge of 50. This balanced format provides a tasting experience of 35 to 45 minutes.
Perla de Calvano
Perla de Calvano Short Robusto
Indonésie · Short Robusto
La Aurora
La Aurora Principes MADURO Short Robusto
Dominican Republic · Short Robusto
Buena Vista
Buena Vista Araperique Short Robusto
Ecuador · Short Robusto
Marca Fina
Marca Fina Dominicana Robusto
Dominican Republic · Short Robusto
AVO
AVO Heritage Short Robusto
Dominican Republic · Short Robusto
La Aurora
La Aurora Principes Claro Short Robusto
Dominican Republic · Short Robusto
Balmoral
Balmoral Anejo XO Gordito
Brazil · Short Robusto
La Galera
La Galera Maduro Vitola No. 1 (Short Robusto)
Mexico · Short Robusto
Rocky Patel
Rocky Patel Fifty-Five (55) Corona
Nicaragua · Short Robusto
Buena Vista
Buena Vista Dark Fired Kentucky Short Robusto
Ecuador · Short Robusto
Principle Cigars
Principle Cigars Accomplice White Label Short Robusto
Brazil · Short Robusto
Oscar Valladares
Oscar Valladares 2012 by Oscar Connecticut Short Robusto (Boxpressed)
Honduras · Short Robusto
Bock y Ca.
Bock y Ca. Short Robusto
Ecuador · Short Robusto
Rocky Patel
Rocky Patel The Edge Nicaragua Short Robusto
Nicaragua · Short Robusto
Leonel
Leonel Rare Short Robusto
Nicaragua · Short Robusto
La Aurora
La Aurora Imperiales Maduro Short Robusto
Dominican Republic · Short Robusto
La Aurora
La Aurora Imperiales Classico Short Robusto
Dominican Republic · Short Robusto
Oscar Valladares
Oscar Valladares 2012 by Oscar Maduro Short Robusto (Rund)
Honduras · Short Robusto
A.J. Fernandez
A.J. Fernandez Blend 15 Short Robusto
Nicaragua · Short Robusto
The Short Robusto has become one of the preferred formats for modern smokers seeking a balance between intensity and tasting duration. Its slightly greater length compared to the Petit Robusto allows it to offer a more pronounced aromatic evolution, with a gentle start and a more intense finish. This format is particularly popular in Nicaraguan and Honduran lines, where the richness of the local tobaccos fully expresses itself from the very first puffs.
It often serves as the ideal entry point into a new range, allowing for a quick assessment of the balance and personality of a blend. The Short Robusto is distinguished from the Robusto by a slight additional concentration of flavors, attributed to its more compact format.