“Sunday Fantasy Smoke: The One Discontinued Cuban You’d Revive For a Smoke this Sunday”

[poorman]

Stumbled across this one over the summer perusing the site. Holy cow!

Just looked above - Fuzz beat me to it!  

Visible Inmenso

Visibles Inmensos

53 ×  495 mm (19½″)

Giant Robusto

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Construction:

Handmade.

Bands:

Standard band A (on tube).

Tubes:

Glass tube.

Packaging:

Slide-lid box with one cigar in a glass tube.

Status:

A pre-1960 release. Discontinued 1970s.

[Fuzz AI]

On 10/25/2025 at 12:25 AM, Puros Y Vino said:

This one caught my eye. The name "Fancy Tales of Smoke" comes up a few times in Pre-Embargo catalogues. From this photo, I get the impression that the foot is closed, which makes for an interesting aging question: Does it slow aging?

Was going to choose that one, till I remembered about the Visible Inmenso.

[BrightonCorgi]

19 hours ago, poorman said:

Stumbled across this one over the summer perusing the site. Holy cow!

Just looked above - Fuzz beat me to it!  

Visible Inmenso

Visibles Inmensos

53 ×  495 mm (19½″)

Giant Robusto

                         1                         2                         3                         4                         5                     

 

Looks like the next Fabrica cigar has been decided!

[JDoughty]

I totally forgot I still had some of these in a box on the bottom shelf of the humidor.  Also forgot what they taste like so I may have to burn one soon. Woe is me if they're delicious, I don't think I'm getting any more. Flor de A. Allones Dunhills, 1960. 

[cigaraholic]

On 10/24/2025 at 12:50 PM, JDoughty said:

I am unsure what part of the horse this oversized cigar was intended to emulate? 

The part you’re supposed to suck on. 🤭

[JDoughty]

On 10/24/2025 at 9:16 PM, potpest said:

Las Palmas is in Gran Canaria, I go there quite often. I believe Dunhill moved to Gran Canaria in 1980 after they left Cuba and these were non Cuban tobacco produced from 1981 until they moved to the Dominican in the late 80's. Apparently one of the first sun grown wrapper cigars. The box below has the brand labelled as made in the Canary Islands.

Yes! That's the exact box. Thank you!  Where did you get the photo? Do you actually have the box? I gave all my boxes to Tony Hyman decades ago for him to digitize and put up in his virtual museum. I don't know if he considered that one noteworthy enough to put up, they were not particularly rare or high end cigars. Just tasty AF. I wish they were still made.