Best selling Cigars
Here’s a ranking of the best selling Cigars. To give you a quick overview, we’ve added the most important information about each product. This page always stays fresh and updates automatically.
1. Joya de Nicaragua Selección
This box offers a wonderful way to discover cigars from Nicaragua and get to know the diversity of the Nicaraguan cigar world. This assortment consists of six hand-rolled cigars in the Robusto format from the most well-known Joya de Nicaragua lines. The entire range from mild to very strong is covered in this selection.
2. Umnum Jumbo
No Nicaragua lover should miss this cigar. Flavours of leather, nut, wood, a hint of coffee and light sweetness alternate. It also impresses with its unbeatable value for money. See for yourself.
3. Cohiba Siglo I
The Cohiba Siglo I, with its ring gauge and a length of 102 mm, is the smallest representative of the "Linea de los Siglos." It is produced in the "El Laguito" factory from tobacco leaves sourced from the "Vuelta Abajo" region in southwestern Cuba. When tasted, the Siglo I presents an excitingly spirited, spicy, and piquant flavor on the palate, with various cocoa notes detectable. Tip: Enjoy the Cohiba Siglo I in the afternoon with a Brazilian coffee.
4. Jose L. Piedra Brevas
The Jose L. Piedra Brevas is a handmade cigar from Cuba that is known for its authentic and uncomplicated flavour. It combines a variety of flavours that unfold harmoniously and offer a well-rounded taste experience. Warm woody notes and a natural, slightly sweet creaminess can be felt from the very first puff. Earthy accents, a pinch of pepper and nuances of roasted nut and coffee complete the profile and make the Brevas an ideal companion for relaxed moments. With a length of 133 mm and a ring gauge of 42, it offers a comfortable smoking time of around 60 minutes. This cigar is particularly popular for its robust and honest style, which emphasises the Cuban character without frills. It is ideal for enjoying with an espresso or café con leche and is a reliable choice for everyday smoking. Handmade in Cuba using traditional methods. Mild to medium-bodied flavour with a creamy texture. Flavours of cedar wood, hay, earth and leather. Nuances of roasted almond and light-coloured coffee. Ideal for enjoying with espresso or café con leche.
5. Partagas Cigars Series D No. 4 Tubos
The Partagas Serie D No.4 was first produced in 1930, making it not only the most famous but also the oldest Robusto from Cuba. Its smooth and oily wrapper is well-constructed, and its stylish band promises a distinctive enjoyment at a very high level. When smoked, leathery, peppery, and herbal notes dominate. Aromas of roasted and woody notes complete the smoking experience. Our tip: How about pairing it with a brandy?.
6. Ashton Cigars Virgin Sun Grown Robusto
For this powerful series, only leaves from the upper harvest sections that have received plenty of sunlight are selected. The blend is crafted by Carlos Fuente Jr. from Dominican tobaccos aged for four to five years. The wrapper is grown exclusively in Ecuador for the VSG series. The result is the perfect balance of complexity and character that Ashton is known for. The Cigar Journal described the cigar as follows: “Those seeking full-bodied cigars and an intoxicating flavor experience with a complex, long finish will find exactly that in the Ashton VSG. It is a perfected cigar that showcases a peacock's tail of flavors on the palate.” The VSG line, which has received multiple "Brilliant" awards, has also been honored with the Cigar Trophy for the best cigar from the Dominican Republic.
7. Montecristo No. 5
The No. 5 is the "smallest" Montecristo, but should therefore not be underestimated. When smoked relatively fresh, the impetuous, almost aggressive character quickly comes to the fore and you feel a little taken by surprise by the "little one". Appropriate storage helps to break this unruliness. If you have the patience, you will be rewarded with notes of wood and spices typical of the brand, which are balanced, clean and intense. Rum in the evening, coffee in the afternoon.
8. Ramon Allones Cigars Small Club Coronas
The Small Club Coronas is a surprisingly flavorful cigar for its modest size, exhibiting all the brand's typical characteristics. Overall, it is a delicate, rather sweet cigar that does not overwhelm even beginners. Our tip: Enjoy it on a lovely afternoon with a refreshing drink and a tasty Minuto to unwind after a workday.
9. Romeo y Julieta No. 3 Tubos
The No. 3 in the Alutubos series from Romeo y Julieta, alongside No. 1 and No. 2, is delivered in a practical Alutubos format and is the smallest representative of this line. The cigars were machine-made until 2003, but are now produced exclusively and entirely by hand. The No. 3 is slightly stronger than the No. 2, yet still light and easy to smoke. It fits in any jacket pocket and is truly the epitome of mobility. A cigar without any frills, ideal for a quick smoke after a sandwich in the park.
10. Oscar Valladares Oscar Wild Hunter Oscuro Toro
Oscar Valladares focused on his Honduran roots and aimed to deliver a cigar that highlights the flavors of Honduran tobacco. The Honduran Puro is a medium to full-bodied cigar with a rustic-looking wrapper and intense flavors of herbs, cocoa, cedarwood, and gentle floral notes.
A cigar for all Oscar fans.
So, if you enjoy Honduran flavors or any of Oscar's other lines, this cigar is certainly a must-try. The standout feature is the extraordinary box, which is covered with a fabric showcasing an autumn forest motif.
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