Patagas is one of the old brands of Havana cigars, founded in 1845 by Don Jaime Patragas, its old tobacco factory still exists and is located in the heart of Havana. The brand is still world-renowned not only because of its large output (the series comes in less than 40 sizes, many of which are machine-made cigars and are packaged in glass), but also because it has cigars made by Dominican General Cigar Company, which Cameroonian wrappers grown with Havana seeds, jointly regulated by Menides and Sifuentes. The difference between Cuban cigars and Dominican cigars is that the former has the word " Habana " printed on the bottom of the label, while the latter has the word "1845".

During World War II, the brand was very popular and was also mentioned in the novel "Brideshead Revisited" by cigar enthusiast Evelyn Waugh. The quality of Cuba Patagas cigars is uneven. Larger cigars such as Lusitania, especially those produced by Cabinet50s, are indeed of excellent quality; but for some small sizes, machine-made cigars are more difficult to absorb by hand or by hand. In general, this brand has a rich taste, rich and earthy taste, especially with thick and fat cigars (such as SerriesDNo.4). Patagas cigars are available in 2 sizes in 8-9-8 packaging, one is the Corona Grande with a length of 6 inches and a ring diameter of 42, and the other is the Dalia with a length of 6.625 inches and a ring diameter of 43, the latter is the president of the tobacco factory. Ernesto Lopez is the main product of large-sized cigars in his eyes, and the rest is smooth and rich. In addition, the 3 sizes of the Connoisseur series are only sold in specific regions, and the No.1 of them is the same size as the Lanceros of Coiba, but it does not have a small tail. Anyway, Patagas is an ideal choice after a big meal.

Although the handmade Dominican Patagas cigars are well-structured, the quality of the wrapper is unstable, especially the thick and fat cigars. This brand of cigars is of good quality, but they are also relatively expensive. They are usually made of dark reddish brown wrappers, sometimes dark brown wrappers (such as cigars with a length of 6.25 inches and a ring diameter of 47), and their centers are made of tobacco grown in Jamaican, Dominican and Mexican. The Patagas cigars in Dominican are available in 14 sizes, usually numbered, and are round and smooth, with a medium-rich to rich flavor and slightly sweet.

The cigar itself is undoubtedly full of scent and richness. It has been produced in the Partagas factory and has been renamed internationally as Fernando Perez. This change not only has more choices in size and shape, but also allows cigars to use it in the Partagas is known all over the world.