The Cohiba Piramides Extra Cigar is a truly opulent and luxurious smoke. This Cuban cigar was introduced during the 14th Festival del Habano, held in Cuba through February of 2012. There were four types of tobacco leaves used in the making of this cigar – giving it a complexity of flavours. Each of these leaves has undergone the Cohiba trademark third fermentation process, it’s a force to be reckoned with. The flavour powerhouse delivers a medium-full flavour profile - with notes of smoked wood, alongside leather and vanilla. The Torpedo cigar gives you a whole two hours, to sit back, relax and puff away.

The Romeo y Julieta Wide Churchills Cigar is the third cigar in the Romeo y Julieta line to be named after Winston Churchill, it certainly lives up to its sibling's name.The Montesco vitola is the brand's largest ring gauge. It shares the same tobacco blend as the Romeo y Julieta Short Churchills Cigar and the Romeo y Julieta Petit Churchills Cigar  - expect strong notes of leather, tannin and minerals.

Ramon Allones Superiores were originally released in 2010 as a La Casa Del Habanos exclusive. The Ramon Allones Superiores comes in at a 46 ring gauge and is 5.6 inches in length. They are available in 10 count dress boxes. There are 5,000 unnumbered boxes released every year as an LCDH exclusive.These cigars are presented as a LCDH edition in limited quantities which make them unique. This new series carry a second LCDH band, as well as the Ramon Allones brand band. With complex and strong flavours as it is characteristics of Ramon Allones, Ramon Allones Superiores are a great treat for the most refined aficionados

Well balanced cigar for a short break. Medium cigar with lots woodsy and herbal flavors and some touches of spices. Great potential for aging. Sold exclusively at La Casa Del Habano stores and at Habanos Specialists, make sure to grab them while they last

The Rafael Gonzalez Perlas is a Cuban beauty, a medium-full bodied Petit Corona. One of the most recent cigars of the Rafael Gonzalez lineup, (released in 2011), and is a pretty short smoke, perfect for a morning break. Its construction is great; it's perfectly rolled and feels nice between the fingers. It smokes beautifully, rather slowly and has a nice creamy profile but also develops some powerful woody aromas. There are also some creamy aromas, some coffee, some spices from pepper and some berries touches. The finish is long, with vanilla and some floral aftertaste. Overall, it is a great little smoke that can age very well and evolve into an even more mellow profile.

Montecristo Edmundo had its presentation on May 13, 2004. After fourteen years in the cavas of our watertists, it can well be said that Edmundo has triumphed among the fans and especially the Spaniards, as shown by the fact that a few years ago he was chosen as No. 1 in the ranking of the habanos preferred by the members of the Habanos Passion Club. The Edmundo brings together the main characteristics of Montecristo's most classic blend, but adapted to the trend of taste of modern fans who have claimed in recent years.

Partagás Serie P No. 2, this series of one of the most attractive pyramids of the Habanos vitolario pays tribute to the Sevillian bullfighter, Joselito el Gallo, also known as "The King of the Bullfighters", with cigars aged for more than five years, which gives them somewhat darker layers, a good journey of nuances throughout the smoke (which lasts for more than an hour) and a powerful character with depth of its traces) tobacco companies.