Cuban Cigars

The Romeo y Julieta Tacos Limited Edition 2018 is an old-style medium-full Habano, with 49 ring gauge, 6.6” (168mm) long and comes in boxes of 25 cigars. Learn More

The Ramon Allones Club Allones Limited Edition 2015 is a beautiful Grande Corona, with 47 ring gauge, 5.3” (135mm) long and comes in a 10 cigars box. Learn More

The Quai D'Orsay Senadores, released in 2019 and first ever Limited Edition cigar from the brand, is a medium body Gran Corona, 6.2” (157mm) by 48 ring gauge. It follows the steps of the recently released No.50 and No.54, being a well-balanced smoke, with plenty of sweetness, chocolate, cedar, earth and leather. Being a Limited Edition cigar, it is rolled with tobacco which has been aged more at least 2 years and it comes in an elegant golden brown lacquered box which will complement an aficionado's humidor. Learn More

The Punch Punch is a celebrated medium Corona Gorda, with creamy & earthy flavors, 5.6”(143mm) long, of 46 ring gauge, and comes in a 50 cigars cabinet. Learn More

The Punch Punch is a renowned medium bodied Corona Gorda, with nice earthy flavors, 5.6”(143mm) long, of 46 ring gauge, and comes in a 25 cigars box. Learn More

La Gloria Cubana Glorias (49 ring gauge x 156 mm length), which newly created vitola is called "Flecha," is an exclusive new special release size unveiled in 2021 in Brussels. Handcrafted entirely with long filler, this cigar features wrapper, filler, and binder leaves sourced from the esteemed Vuelta Abajo region in Pinar del Río, Cuba. With a medium strength that captivates discerning premium Habanos enthusiasts, it promises an array of delightful nuances and unique aromas. Encased in exquisite luxury boîte nature boxes, the cigars are presented with a captivating box, of white and blue color, which is a rarity in the world of Habanos cigars. After much anticipation, the La Gloria Cubana Glorias was finally launched in late 2022, exclusively available at La Casa del Habano (LCDH) retailers, which are present in 140 stores worldwide. Don't miss your chance to experience this remarkable gem for yourself. Learn More

The Hoyo de Monterrey Primaveras is a 2021 special release Habano, a 6.62” (167mm) by 48 ring gauge, and comes in a luxury box of 18 cigars. It is celebrating the Chinese zodiac calendar, 2021 being the year of the Ox, which brings prosperity and wellness. The number 8 is considered a lucky number in the Chinese culture and it is pronounced ‘Fa’ which can be translated to ‘well off’ and ‘getting rich in a short time’. Presented virtually by the Habanos distributor for the Southeast Asia region, the 18 cigars come in an elegant enameled red and gold box, with the words “Year of the Ox” printed on the lid. The cigar is a Grand Corona, or more precisely a vitola de galera called Hermosos No. 1, which was previously used for the Montecristo Dantés Edición Limitada 2016, the Romeo y Julieta Hermosos No. 1 Edición Limitada 2003 and a La Casa del Habano exclusive release, the San Cristobal Mercaderes. Like all Hoyo de Monterrey cigars, it is medium in strength, so it shouldn’t be paired with something too strong, but is a great morning cigar which should only get better with some ageing. Learn More

The Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure No.1 is a smooth, light-medium Corona Gorda, 5.6” (143mm) long, of 46 ring gauge, and comes in a 50 cigars cabinet. It is a cigar of the next to perfect construction; the wrapper is smooth and slightly oily. It is smoking beautifully and the draw on this cigar is flawless. On top of that, the flavor profile of this stogie is incredible. Definitely a must-try for all the fans of Corona Gorda vitolas. There are flavors of wood, earth, hay and nuts. There is also lots of creamy espresso, and some mineral notes. It might not be the most complex cigar, but it nevertheless won’t let you indifferent. Some delicate touches of pepper also spice up the Epicure No.1, whereas in terms of strength, it never goes over a medium body. Very similar to a Partagas or a Romeo y Julieta in term of appearance and flavor profile. It also has a great potential for ageing. Learn More

The Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure No.1 is a smooth Habano, a rich Corona Gorda, 5.6” (143mm) long, of 46 ring gauge, and comes in a 25 cigars box. It is a cigar of the next to perfect construction; the wrapper is smooth and slightly oily. It is smoking beautifully and the draw on this cigar is flawless. On top of that, the flavor profile of this stogie is incredible. Definitely a must-try for all the fans of Corona Gorda vitolas. There are flavors of wood, earth, hay and nuts. There is also lots of creamy espresso, and some mineral notes. It might not be the most complex cigar, but it nevertheless won’t let you indifferent. Some delicate touches of pepper also spice up the Epicure No.1, whereas in terms of strength, it never goes over a medium body. Very similar to a Partagas or a Romeo y Julieta in term of appearance and flavor profile. It also has a great potential for ageing. Learn More

The H.Upmann Magnum 46 may be the best Corona Gorda, a bold yet smooth smoke, 5.6” (143mm) long, of 46 ring gauge, and comes in a 50 cigars cabinet. It is one of the most popular cigars of the brand with huge aging potential, with a strong following. Sadly The H. Upmann Magnum 46 is not as popular as it should be. However this Upmann has garnered its own accolades over the past few years, since 2003 the cigar has been rated twice, each time scoring 92 points. Learn More

The Cohiba Siglo IV is a Cuban legend, a medium Corona Gorda, of 46 ring gauge, 5.6” (143mm) long and comes in aluminum tubes in a box of 15 cigars. Cohiba is without a doubt the Cuban expert at rolling cigars, they can produce cigars of all shapes, and yet again they deliver an outstanding puro. This one competes directly to the Punch Gorda’s, and aficionados of this vitola would be surprised with the Siglo IV. Learn More

The Cohiba Siglo IV may be the best Corona Gorda out of Cuba, savory medium smoke, of 46 ring gauge, 5.6” (143mm) long and comes in a box of 25 cigars. Cohiba is without a doubt the Cuban expert at rolling cigars, they can produce cigars of all shapes, and yet again they deliver an outstanding puro. This one competes directly to the Punch Gorda’s, and aficionados of this vitola would be surprised with the Siglo IV. Learn More