Edmundo Dantès Conde 54

The Edmundo Dantès Conde 54 is the crème de la crème and most mysterious Regional Edition cigars ever made. Rolled exclusively for the Mexican market in 2016, this Cuban gem is the third of the Edmundo Dantès series which bears the legendary name of The Count of Monte Cristo, and the embodiment of luxury, rarity, and Cuban craftsmanship.

Made in the Sublimes vitola, the Conde 54 has a length of 164mm (6.4 inches) with a ring gauge of 54, providing a large but refined presence. Rolled using patiently aged Vuelta Abajo tobacco and covered in a luxurious, top-grade Cuban wrapper leaf, the cigar provides a medium-to-full draw that weaves together in complexity from base to stump.

Flavors provide smooth dark chocolate, cedarwood, toasted nuts, espresso, and delicate spice, all in creamy, perfumed smoke that is rich and complex. With only 6,000 numbered 10-boxes available, the Conde 54 is a world-class cigar—after all, it’s a collector’s jewel.

Product Summary

Brand: Edmundo Dantès
Edition: Regional Edition – Mexico
Vitola (Factory Name): Sublimes
Size: 164mm (6.4 inches)
Ring Gauge: 54
Strength: Medium-to-Full
Flavor Profile: Dark chocolate, cedar, espresso, roasted nuts, spice
Aroma: Woody, earthy, refined
Smoking Time: 75–90 minutes
Packaging: Numbered box of 10 cigars
Wrapper: Dark, oily Cuban wrapper
Origin: Cuba (Vuelta Abajo)
Release Year: 2016
Production Limit: 6,000 boxes