Cigar Ring Size Calculator

Here's a comprehensive table summarizing the key information about cigar ring sizes:

Ring Gauge	Width (inches)	Width (mm)	Common Cigar Sizes
26-38	0.41-0.59	10.24-14.96	Panetela, Lancero
40-44	0.63-0.69	15.75-17.32	Petit Corona, Corona, Lonsdale
46-50	0.72-0.78	18.11-19.69	Churchill, Robusto
52-54	0.81-0.84	20.47-21.26	Toro, Torpedo
56-60	0.88-0.94	22.05-23.62	Gordo, Double Corona
60+	0.94+	23.62+	Grande

Additional Information on Cigar Ring Sizes

Measurement: Ring gauge is measured in 64ths of an inch15.Flavor Impact:

• Thinner cigars (smaller ring gauge) tend to have a more pronounced wrapper flavor13.
• Thicker cigars (larger ring gauge) offer a cooler smoke and allow for more complex filler blends36.

Popularity Trends:

• Traditional sizes ranged from 38 to 52 ring gauge1.
• Modern preferences have shifted towards larger ring gauges, with 50-54 being common and some exceeding 6047.

Smoking Time:

• Larger ring gauges generally provide longer smoking experiences3.
• Smaller ring gauges often offer shorter, more intense smokes3.

Construction:

• Ring gauge affects the ratio of wrapper to filler, influencing both flavor and burning characteristics6.
• Larger ring gauges allow cigar makers to be more creative with filler blends6.

Remember, personal preference plays a significant role in choosing the right ring gauge. Experimenting with different sizes can help you find your ideal smoking experience