The Montecristo Supremos used the same vitola as the Romeo y Julieta Wide Churchill. When it debuted, it was a relative rarity given that it was a Cuban cigar thicker than 54-ring gauge.

Habanos S.A’s Réplica de Humidor Antiguo series debuted in 2006, releasing a large-format cigar in a humidor designed to replicate a vintage one. Announced in 2017, the El Rey del Mundo Império didn’t debut until April 2019, and it’s the most recent to be released, despite four more having been announced since.

Over the history of the La Gloria Cubana brand, the Glorias name has been used for at least three different cigars. In this case, it was for an Edición Regional released for Germany in late 2016.

The latest version, an exclusive for La Casa del Habano stores, is a bit thicker than its predecessor.

The cigar measures 7 9/16 (192mm) x 40, a vitola known as a Laguito Especial, which happens to be the same size as the legendary Trinidad Fundadores.

It’s time to see how the seventh cigar created just for Cuba is smoking.

While it’s called Epicure No.3, this petit belicoso is the ninth Hoyo de Monterrey of the modern era to use “Epicure” in its name.

Not all Cuban cigars have to start at $25 per cigar.

Three years ago, Brooks Whittington reviewed the La Gloria Cubana 25 Aniversario Pirámides, now it’s time to look at the other cigar that came in the humidor.

Holy Grail Week provides the opportunity to light up a cigar created for the new millennium.

This cigar was released in 2005 to commemorate the 160th anniversary of the original Partagás Real Fabrica de Tabacos factory.

There have been hundreds of different Edición Regional releases from Habanos S.A. Without question, the most unique packaging of the series was 2008’s Bolívar Armonía. In keeping with the eight theme, it’s time for a redux, nearly eight years to the day after the first review.

Although it was announced as part of the 2021 Edición Regional release, the Dragones starting showing up at retailers in the Belux region—which is comprised of the two countries of Belgium and Luxembourg—in June.

There was a time when $13 seemed like too much money for a Romeo y Julieta petit corona.

One of the smallest Edición Regional releases gets a review in this year’s Holy Grail Week.

After discontinuing the La Escepción brand in 1989, Habanos S.A. brought back the marca 23 years later as part of the company’s Edición Regional program and released the 6 1/2 x 38 Selectos Finos as an exclusive for the country of Italy.

Holy Grail Week 2023 starts with a large Hoyo de Monterrey made of tobacco from a harvest planted a decade ago.