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Woermann Cigars 5th Generation

At first, the name was a bit of a mystery to us—probably to you as well. However, if you take a look at the family tradition, the explanation is quite simple. The (current at launch) managing director of Wörmann Cigars, Peter Wörmann, is quite simply the fifth generation of the traditional company. With these cigarillos, long cigarillos, coronitas, and coronas, the aim was once again to make it clear that the name Wörmann has stood for top quality for five generations now.

Wörmann Cigars 5th Generation: Cigarillos, Long Cigarillos and Coronitas

Consolidation within the cigar industry has not passed the Wörmann family by either; as of January 1, 2023, the company was sold to the Vandermarliere family from Belgium. However, the location and production at the site will remain unchanged. The Belgian family has also been active in cigar manufacturing for a very long time and is more than capable of maintaining the high quality of Wörmann products.

Dominican and Indonesian Tobaccos: Wörmann Coronas with HTL Binder

Dominican and Indonesian tobaccos are used here. The favorable price comes from the use of a so-called HTL binder, in which tobaccos are blended with a small amount of cellulose to be used as a wrapper. Here you can find all cigars and cigarillos from Wörmann at a glance.

Manufacturing types

Logo Abkürzung Beschreibung
MM MM Machine Made (vollkommen von Maschinen hergestellte Zigarren, daher das Fabriksymbol)
HAM HAM Hecho a Mano, d.h. dies ist eine Mischform – die Einlage mit der Maschine, das Deckblatt von Hand überrollt
TAF TAF Totalmente a Mano, d.h. komplett von Hand hergestellt ABER mit gerissener Einlage (dies ist die offizielle Bezeichnung der Kubaner dafür)
TAM TAM Totalmente a Mano, komplett von Hand hergestellt mit ganzen Blättern
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