The Cohiba Half Century Cigar follows the trend of the smallest format. This smoke was released in 2016 - sporting the new Petit Robusto format, in homage to Cohiba 50 anniversary cigars. The shorter smoking time makes it a valuable addition to his collection of Cuban cigars, for those moments when he has little time. Its flavor profile is incredibly pleasant and typical of Linea Cohiba 1492. The notes of leather, cocoa and florals are the most prevalent here and create an impeccable mix of flavors. 

H.UPMANN NOELLAS, nice handmade cigar. Soft to medium cigar with beautiful woody and earthy flavors and some touches of sweetness. Standard production cigar until discontinued in the early 1980s and then reinstalled in the early 2000s. Sold exclusively in La Casa del Habano, be sure to take a bottle while they last.

The Montecristo Petit No.2 is all you expect from a Montecristo No.2 in a shorter smoke.Very flavorful, creamy with a perfect construction. Being still a young cigar, it has a great potential for aging.This cigar simply delivers a shorter Montecristo No.2 experience at a lesser cost.

Hoyo de Monterrey Petit Belicosos has a format that does not exist in the regular portfolio of Habanos, S.A. and that it has only been used before in some limited or regional editions. It is one of the Habanos of preference for those who enjoy thick ring formats, in a short space of time.

The Montecristo Petit Edmundo is a full bodied petit robusto. Same ring gauge as its big brother the Edmundo but the tobacco leaves used are different. The whole Montecristo taste and experience in a short sized smoke.This cigar is a must have for those who enjoy the short and stout vitolas.

The Hoyo de Monterrey Double Coronas is a subtle Cuban cigar, a light-medium Prominente. For some, they say this is the best cigar in the world. This Double Corona has already confirmed its rank in the marketplace: it's a great smoke. The only complain that could be made about this cigar come from very seasoned aficionados who would say it might not be strong enough. As all vitolas from Hoyo de Monterrey this Doble Coronas (Double Coronas) is extremely well constructed. It has a smooth oily wrapper, a good draw and strong aromas. Every modern Habano has somehow been influenced by this amazing cigar, but it is in a league of its own. It is softer in touch and creamier than the Partagas Lusitanias and the Double Coronas from Punch, it appears also bigger when in hand.

The Bolivar Coronas Gigantes is a big, bold and really beefy. It is much sought after by cigar connoisseurs the world over. We can tell from its dark wrapper that this strong cigar will deliver full-bodied flavors in our palate. It creates a thick and heavy smoke that clouds over you and that you could almost chew. It develops a rich acrid taste of peat and double roasted coffee with a pinch of spice. Your nose fills up with its strong aroma that reminds of leather, tobacco and soil. All along the cigar, the strength arises and by the end, even the most demanding connoisseur is replete and well satisfied.

The King of the Empire World, was originally founded by a German, Emilio Ohmstedt, who registered it in 1848 at the same time as the brand Sancho Panza. Following the death of Mr. Ohmstedt in the 1870s, the brand was taken over by Antonio Allones, a Spanish who came to live in Havana to work in a tobacco industry. The latter wanted to create a brand of high quality and with higher prices. To mark it, he named it El Rey del Mundo, in English: The King of the World.