Macanudo Cafe (4.5" x 38-60-44)
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Description
The Macanudo Cafe (4.5" x 38-60-44) is a Dominican Republic-made, Mild Diplomat from Macanudo's Café line. Macanudo lists the Diplomat at 4.5" × 60, while TRP records its tapered ring profile as 38-60-44. The blend combines a Connecticut Shade wrapper, Mexican San Andrean binder, and Mexican and Dominican Piloto Cubano filler.
Macanudo Cafe Diplomat Specifications
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Attribute |
Specification |
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Brand |
Macanudo |
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Product Line |
Macanudo Café |
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Product Name |
Macanudo Cafe (4.5" x 38-60-44) |
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Vitola / Shape |
Diplomat / Not separately disclosed by the manufacturer |
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Length |
4.5" |
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Ring Gauge |
60 nominal; TRP lists 38-60-44 across the profile |
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Wrapper |
Connecticut Shade |
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Binder |
Mexican San Andrean |
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Filler |
Mexican and Dominican Piloto Cubano |
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Country of Manufacture |
Dominican Republic |
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Manufacturer / Factory |
General Cigar Co. / General Cigar Dominicana |
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Strength |
Mild |
|
Construction |
Handcrafted; filler type not separately disclosed by the manufacturer |
|
Packaging / Quantity |
1 cigar, pack of 5, or box of 25 |
|
Body |
Mellow |
Connecticut Shade Over a Mexican San Andrean Binder
The Connecticut Shade wrapper is the outer leaf of Macanudo Café and places the Diplomat within TRP's Connecticut cigar collection.
Beneath the wrapper, Macanudo specifies a Mexican San Andrean binder around Mexican and Dominican Piloto Cubano filler. The composition is therefore multinational even though the finished cigar is produced in the Dominican Republic.
Macanudo describes Café as a mellow blend. Its published composition also makes clear that “Dominican cigar” describes the country of manufacture rather than an all-Dominican tobacco recipe.
Diplomat Format at 4.5 Inches
Macanudo identifies this vitola as the Diplomat and publishes its standard dimensions as 4.5" × 60. TRP's product naming gives additional shape information by recording the profile as 38-60-44.
Those numbers should not be interpreted as three different cigar sizes. TRP's notation describes changing ring dimensions across the same 4.5-inch cigar, while Macanudo uses the conventional 60-ring size when listing the Diplomat in the Café family.
Within the broader Café lineup, the Diplomat is shorter than formats such as Lords, Duke of York, Hyde Park, Gigante, Baron de Rothschild, Portofino, and Prince Philip.
Mild Strength with Sweet, Creamy, Nutty and Woody Notes
TRP classifies this Macanudo Café in its Mild cigar range, while Macanudo separately describes the blend's body as mellow.
The manufacturer's listed tasting profile is sweetness, creamy, nutty, and woody. These replace the unsupported page-specific list of cream, cedar, toasted nuts, and light coffee as the primary documented flavor reference.
Macanudo specifically recommends dark brown ale and coffee with Café. Coffee therefore remains a relevant pairing for this cigar, but it is supported by the manufacturer rather than by an invented morning-use claim.
General Cigar Dominicana and the Macanudo Café Line
Macanudo Café is produced in the Dominican Republic, placing the Diplomat among TRP's Dominican cigars. Industry documentation identifies General Cigar Co. with Macanudo and General Cigar Dominicana as the Dominican operation producing Macanudo cigars.
The Diplomat belongs to Macanudo's long-running Café family. TRP's Macanudo collection also includes other Café dimensions as well as additional Macanudo lines for buyers comparing formats and blend profiles.
Macanudo's official Café page does not identify the Diplomat as a limited, annual, barrel-aged, or special-release cigar, so none of those release claims should be attached to this product.
Choosing the Mild Macanudo Cafe Diplomat
The combination of Mild strength, mellow body, a compact 4.5-inch length, and the Diplomat's changing ring profile distinguishes this format from straight-sided Café sizes.
For pairings, Macanudo itself recommends coffee or dark brown ale. A plain medium-roast coffee keeps the comparison close to the manufacturer's guidance without adding unsupported flavor promises.
For cigars held beyond immediate use, maintain stable cigar-storage conditions rather than leaving them in ordinary room air. TRP's humidor collection provides storage options for customers building or maintaining a cigar collection.
Ordering Macanudo Cafe from TRP Cigars
TRP Cigars operates a physical lounge in Cedarhurst, New York and states that the business was founded in 2005. For online purchases, customers can review TRP's shipping policy for current order, destination, and shipping requirements.
Tobacco purchases are subject to TRP's age verification policy. Current price, pack availability, and stock status should remain controlled by the live product page rather than being hard-coded into this evergreen description.
Macanudo Cafe Diplomat FAQs
What size is the Macanudo Cafe Diplomat?
Macanudo officially lists the Café Diplomat at 4.5 inches × 60 ring gauge. TRP provides the more detailed 38-60-44 notation in its store title, reflecting changes in diameter across the cigar rather than three separate sizes.
Is Macanudo Cafe Diplomat a mild cigar?
Yes. TRP classifies the cigar as Mild, while Macanudo describes the Café blend's body as mellow. Strength and body are related buying attributes but are kept separate because they do not describe exactly the same characteristic.
What tobacco is in Macanudo Cafe?
Macanudo lists a Connecticut Shade wrapper, Mexican San Andrean binder, and Mexican and Dominican Piloto Cubano filler. The finished cigar is made in the Dominican Republic, but its blend incorporates tobacco from more than one country.
What does Macanudo Cafe taste like?
Macanudo's official Café profile lists sweetness, creamy, nutty, and woody characteristics. Those manufacturer-described notes are more authoritative for the product page than the older TRP list of cream, cedar, toasted nuts, and light coffee.
Is the Macanudo Cafe Diplomat a Perfecto or Figurado?
Macanudo officially identifies the vitola as Diplomat but does not publish a separate Perfecto or Figurado shape label on its Café specification page. TRP records its changing ring dimensions as 38-60-44, so the page should avoid adding an unsupported manufacturer shape classification.
What pairs well with Macanudo Cafe?
Macanudo recommends coffee and dark brown ale with the Café blend. Coffee is particularly useful for buyers seeking a non-alcoholic pairing, while the dark brown ale recommendation comes directly from Macanudo's published Café profile.
Flavor Notes
Pairing Recommendations
Profile & Story
The Macanudo Cafe (4.5" x 38-60-44) is a Dominican Republic-made, Mild Diplomat from Macanudo's Café line. Macanudo lists the Diplomat at 4.5" × 60, while TRP records its tapered ring profile as 38-60-44. The blend combines a Connecticut Shade wrapper, Mexican San Andrean binder, and Mexican and Dominican Piloto Cubano filler.
Macanudo Cafe Diplomat Specifications
|
Attribute |
Specification |
|
Brand |
Macanudo |
|
Product Line |
Macanudo Café |
|
Product Name |
Macanudo Cafe (4.5" x 38-60-44) |
|
Vitola / Shape |
Diplomat / Not separately disclosed by the manufacturer |
|
Length |
4.5" |
|
Ring Gauge |
60 nominal; TRP lists 38-60-44 across the profile |
|
Wrapper |
Connecticut Shade |
|
Binder |
Mexican San Andrean |
|
Filler |
Mexican and Dominican Piloto Cubano |
|
Country of Manufacture |
Dominican Republic |
|
Manufacturer / Factory |
General Cigar Co. / General Cigar Dominicana |
|
Strength |
Mild |
|
Construction |
Handcrafted; filler type not separately disclosed by the manufacturer |
|
Packaging / Quantity |
1 cigar, pack of 5, or box of 25 |
|
Body |
Mellow |
Connecticut Shade Over a Mexican San Andrean Binder
The Connecticut Shade wrapper is the outer leaf of Macanudo Café and places the Diplomat within TRP's Connecticut cigar collection.
Beneath the wrapper, Macanudo specifies a Mexican San Andrean binder around Mexican and Dominican Piloto Cubano filler. The composition is therefore multinational even though the finished cigar is produced in the Dominican Republic.
Macanudo describes Café as a mellow blend. Its published composition also makes clear that “Dominican cigar” describes the country of manufacture rather than an all-Dominican tobacco recipe.
Diplomat Format at 4.5 Inches
Macanudo identifies this vitola as the Diplomat and publishes its standard dimensions as 4.5" × 60. TRP's product naming gives additional shape information by recording the profile as 38-60-44.
Those numbers should not be interpreted as three different cigar sizes. TRP's notation describes changing ring dimensions across the same 4.5-inch cigar, while Macanudo uses the conventional 60-ring size when listing the Diplomat in the Café family.
Within the broader Café lineup, the Diplomat is shorter than formats such as Lords, Duke of York, Hyde Park, Gigante, Baron de Rothschild, Portofino, and Prince Philip.
Mild Strength with Sweet, Creamy, Nutty and Woody Notes
TRP classifies this Macanudo Café in its Mild cigar range, while Macanudo separately describes the blend's body as mellow.
The manufacturer's listed tasting profile is sweetness, creamy, nutty, and woody. These replace the unsupported page-specific list of cream, cedar, toasted nuts, and light coffee as the primary documented flavor reference.
Macanudo specifically recommends dark brown ale and coffee with Café. Coffee therefore remains a relevant pairing for this cigar, but it is supported by the manufacturer rather than by an invented morning-use claim.
General Cigar Dominicana and the Macanudo Café Line
Macanudo Café is produced in the Dominican Republic, placing the Diplomat among TRP's Dominican cigars. Industry documentation identifies General Cigar Co. with Macanudo and General Cigar Dominicana as the Dominican operation producing Macanudo cigars.
The Diplomat belongs to Macanudo's long-running Café family. TRP's Macanudo collection also includes other Café dimensions as well as additional Macanudo lines for buyers comparing formats and blend profiles.
Macanudo's official Café page does not identify the Diplomat as a limited, annual, barrel-aged, or special-release cigar, so none of those release claims should be attached to this product.
Choosing the Mild Macanudo Cafe Diplomat
The combination of Mild strength, mellow body, a compact 4.5-inch length, and the Diplomat's changing ring profile distinguishes this format from straight-sided Café sizes.
For pairings, Macanudo itself recommends coffee or dark brown ale. A plain medium-roast coffee keeps the comparison close to the manufacturer's guidance without adding unsupported flavor promises.
For cigars held beyond immediate use, maintain stable cigar-storage conditions rather than leaving them in ordinary room air. TRP's humidor collection provides storage options for customers building or maintaining a cigar collection.
Ordering Macanudo Cafe from TRP Cigars
TRP Cigars operates a physical lounge in Cedarhurst, New York and states that the business was founded in 2005. For online purchases, customers can review TRP's shipping policy for current order, destination, and shipping requirements.
Tobacco purchases are subject to TRP's age verification policy. Current price, pack availability, and stock status should remain controlled by the live product page rather than being hard-coded into this evergreen description.
Macanudo Cafe Diplomat FAQs
What size is the Macanudo Cafe Diplomat?
Macanudo officially lists the Café Diplomat at 4.5 inches × 60 ring gauge. TRP provides the more detailed 38-60-44 notation in its store title, reflecting changes in diameter across the cigar rather than three separate sizes.
Is Macanudo Cafe Diplomat a mild cigar?
Yes. TRP classifies the cigar as Mild, while Macanudo describes the Café blend's body as mellow. Strength and body are related buying attributes but are kept separate because they do not describe exactly the same characteristic.
What tobacco is in Macanudo Cafe?
Macanudo lists a Connecticut Shade wrapper, Mexican San Andrean binder, and Mexican and Dominican Piloto Cubano filler. The finished cigar is made in the Dominican Republic, but its blend incorporates tobacco from more than one country.
What does Macanudo Cafe taste like?
Macanudo's official Café profile lists sweetness, creamy, nutty, and woody characteristics. Those manufacturer-described notes are more authoritative for the product page than the older TRP list of cream, cedar, toasted nuts, and light coffee.
Is the Macanudo Cafe Diplomat a Perfecto or Figurado?
Macanudo officially identifies the vitola as Diplomat but does not publish a separate Perfecto or Figurado shape label on its Café specification page. TRP records its changing ring dimensions as 38-60-44, so the page should avoid adding an unsupported manufacturer shape classification.
What pairs well with Macanudo Cafe?
Macanudo recommends coffee and dark brown ale with the Café blend. Coffee is particularly useful for buyers seeking a non-alcoholic pairing, while the dark brown ale recommendation comes directly from Macanudo's published Café profile.
