The Saint Luis Rey brand is not the most well-known of the Cuban marcas, but it isn’t for a lack of history. It dates back...Read More

In 2007, Habanos S.A. introduced the Edmundo Dantes El Conde 109, an edición regional for Mexico. Because of trademark issues with the Montecristo brand in...Read More

To celebrate the 520th anniversary of Christopher Columbus’s discovery of the new world and as such new world tobacco, Habanos S.A. released a few special...Read More

H. Upmann’s Magnum series is one of the more noted Cuban cigars and by most accounts is probably the most popular of the legendary brand’s...Read More

In 2007, Habanos S.A. released the first Edición Regional for the country of Mexico, the Edmundo Dantes El Conde 109 Edición Regional Mexico. Only 600...Read More

Last week I mentioned that there was a Vegas Robaina regional release that was identical in size to the El Rey del Mundo Vikingos that...Read More

Today we will be taking a look at the H. Upmann Coronas Major, formally the eminentes vitola, but is basically a standard sized corona. These cigars were...Read More

In 1997, a new brand of Cuban cigars was born: Vegas Robaina. Named after the legendary Alejandro Robaina, who passed away in April, it uses...Read More

In 2003, Habanos S.A. released one of its multitude of Edición Limitadas, the Montecristo C, a corona gorda with a wrapper aged two years. There’s not...Read More

In 2000, Habanos S.A. released a limited cigar to commemorate the second Habanos festival which took place that year. The official name was the Festival Del...Read More

Released in 2005 as part of the Colección Habanos, there were only 500 boxes of 20 Montecristo Maravillas produced. The cigar itself is a huge monstrosity,...Read More