An artisan Cuban cigar like Romeo y Julieta Puritos. The name Romeo y Julieta, created as a Habanos brand in 1875, has its roots in the literary tragedy of the same name by the English writer William Shakespeare. Winston Churchill was one of the most devoted smokers of the Romeo y Julieta brand. Since his visit to Havana in 1946.

The Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure Especial Cigar was introduced to the Epicure series during the Habano Festival in 2008. Following the success of previous Epicures of Hoyo de Monterrey Cigars, they created an even larger format for you lucky fans. This Cuban cigar features a Gordito vitola. Offers a light bodied smoke filled with rich, brown and earthy tones.

The H.Upmann Magnum 54, a 2016 version but with a very complex and elegant smoke. Although it is still a young cigar, it shows a perfect construction with a lot of complexity. Great potential for aging.  A perfect cigar for casual and experienced smokers, ideal for afternoon or before dinner smoke.

The Montecristo Open Junior Cigar was released in 2009 alongside three other sizes as part of the Open Series from Montecristo. This series was invented to accommodate a new generation of cigar smokers – those who enjoyed a more casual smoke. The Open Junior has the smallest vitola in the series. The tobacco blend is perfect for the more casual smoker – as it provides a medium-full flavour. You’ll find woody aromas whilst puffing on this Cuban cigar.

The H.Upmann Coronas Major Tubos is an affordable and mild Habano. This is a gentle smoke that is both very complex and smooth, lots of cedar, spices, coffee. It is really a delicate vitola that can be enjoyed by all cigar enthusiasts, as it remains accessible while not being that expensive. To top it all, its construction is great, and the fact that it comes in an elegant aluminum tube makes it a cigar easy to carry around.

Havana Club Añejo 3 Years is the result of mixing aged and aromatic spirits with extra light distillates, from sugar cane, obtaining a selection of young rums. This batch of rum is then left to rest in white oak barrels for 3 years and filtered through activated carbon.

The Romeo y Julieta No. 3 Cigar is one of our smaller Cuban cigars. Nevertheless, for what it lacks in size it makes up for in flavour. The Coronitas vitola is popular among aficionados who are on the hunt for a shorter smoke. Providing a medium-bodied smoke - you can expect flavours of leather and cedar with additional notes of tannin.

The Belinda brand cigar like many smaller brands, did not survive the nationalization of the cigar industry. They were re-introduced by the government run Cubatobacco in 1988. There is only one surviving cigar size which is the Corona.