Description
The Stolen Throne Preakness 150 LE 6 X 46 is a six-inch corona with a 46 ring that wraps an Ecuadorian Habano Claro leaf around a Nicaraguan binder and Nicaraguan filler. Per Cigar Coop, Stolen Throne created it to mark the 150th Preakness Stakes in 2025, and Noel Rojas’s Rojas Cigar Factory in Nicaragua rolls it.
What It Tastes Like
In Cigar Coop’s February 11, 2026 review, which scored it 89, the Preakness 150 opened on wood and mixed fruit backed by bread, baker’s spice and cream. Wood moved to the front in the second third as pepper grew on the palate and took over the retrohale, and by the last third most of the cream had slipped away.
Who It’s For
- Corona smokers who like a slim 46 ring at six inches.
- Horse racing fans after a cigar tied to the Preakness, the middle race of the Triple Crown.
- Admirers of lighter wrappers, since Cigar Coop’s reviewer saw a caramel-toned leaf leaning toward colorado with a bit of oil.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Cigar Coop graded the burn excellent, with rare touch-ups, and the draw very good, if on the open side
- An 89 from Cigar Coop in a dated review of this exact size
Cons
- One size only; the reviewer said he would like to try the blend as a robusto or toro
- We found just one independent review
About the Preakness 150
Cigar Coop notes that Stolen Throne co-founder Lee Marsh lives in the Baltimore area, where the Preakness is run. Its March 2025 announcement set a debut at the PCA show opening April 12, 2025, five weeks before the May 17 race.
Compare Similar Cigars
- Stolen Throne Crook of the Crown 5th Anniversary LE: the same 6 x 46 frame, but Mexican San Andrés leaf over an Indonesian binder.
- Stolen Throne Yorktown Fleet Box-Pressed Torpedo: a pressed 6 x 50 torpedo dressed in Ecuadorian Sumatra leaf.
- Stolen Throne Call to Arms Robusto: a shorter 5 x 50 that keeps the Nicaraguan binder and filler but switches to a Sumatra wrapper.
Stolen Throne Preakness 150 LE 6 X 46 FAQ
What size is the Stolen Throne Preakness 150 LE?
Cigar Coop’s launch story and review both give it as a 6 x 46 corona, the only size listed.
Who makes the Preakness 150?
Per Cigar Coop, the Rojas Cigar Factory in Nicaragua, run by Noel Rojas, rolls it for Stolen Throne.
How strong is the Stolen Throne Preakness 150?
Our listing rates it mild-medium, while Cigar Coop’s reviewer found it medium for the first half, then medium to full.
Is this cigar connected to the Preakness Stakes?
Yes. Cigar Coop says Lee Marsh received a commission in 2025 to produce the race’s official cigar for its 150th edition, though its reports never name the party behind the request.
Visit our Stolen Throne cigars page to see the brand’s other blends.
Additional information
| Packaging Type | Single |
|---|---|
| Origin | |
| Strength | Mild-Medium |
| Wrapper | Ecuadorian Habano Claro |
| Binder | Nicaraguan |
| Filler | Nicaraguan |
| Length | 6" |
| Gauge | 46 |
