Effective Feb. 1, 2024, HVC Cigars will increase the prices of its cigars by 20 cents per cigar.

The changes will affect virtually every cigar in the company’s portfolio, the one exception being the relatively new HVC Hot Cake Maduro Half Corona, which won’t increase in price.

“This decision is driven by factors such as rising production costs, inflation and other economic considerations,” said the company in an email to retailers. “We understand the importance of cost stability for your business, and we assure you that this adjustment is essential for us to maintain the high quality and reliability you expect from our offerings.”

Most cigar companies will only adjust pricing once per year. Those changes are typically enacted at the start of the new year, though some companies announced price increases in Q3 of last year. Below is a list of companies that have announced whether they will have a price increase in and around the start of 2024.

CompanyPrice Increase?
ADV & McKay Cigar Co.Yes
AGANORSA LeafYes
AJ FernandezYes
All Saints CigarsYes
Altadis U.S.A.Yes
Altezas Reales 1871Yes
ArangoNo
Artesano del TobaccoNo
ATL Cigar Co.No
Bellatto Premium CigarsYes
Black Label Trading Co.Yes
Black Star Line CigarsNo
BovedaYes
Caldwell Cigar Co.Yes
Casa CaraballoNo
Casa CuevasYes
ColibriNo
Crowned HeadsNo
Dapper Cigar Co.Yes
Davidoff of GenevaYes
Drew EstateYes
E.P. CarrilloYes
El SeptimoNo
Espinosa Premium CigarsNo
Esteban CarrerasYes
FosforoYes
Freud Cigar Co.No
Habanos S.A.Yes
HVCYes
Iconic LeafNo
Jake Wyatt Cigar Co.No
Kafie 1901No
KBFNo
KristoffNo
La AuroraYes
Lampert CigarsNo
Lost&FoundYes
Lotus/VertigoNo
My FatherNo
Ohana NuiNo
OlivaYes
PatinaYes
PerdomoYes
PlasenciaYes
Potter CigarsNo
PowstanieYes
Principle CigarsNo
Rocky PatelYes
RoMa Craft TobacYes
Santa ClaraNo
SinistroYes
SommNo
Southern DrawYes
Stolen ThroneNo
SutliffNo
Tabanero Cigar Co.No
TatuajeNo
Vector-KGMNo
Villiger Cigars North AmericaYes
Warfighter Cigar Co.No
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I am an editor and co-founder of halfwheel.com/Rueda Media, LLC. I previously co-founded and published TheCigarFeed, one of the two predecessors of halfwheel. I have written about the cigar industry for more than a decade, covering everything from product launches to regulation to M&A. In addition, I handle a lot of the behind-the-scenes stuff here at halfwheel. I enjoy playing tennis, watching boxing, falling asleep to the Le Mans 24, wearing sweatshirts year-round and eating gyros. echte liebe.