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Bolivar Royal Coronas
$55.00Few Cuban robustos carry a reputation this big, and smokers who buy Bolivar Royal Coronas Canada-wide usually know exactly what they want: power, depth and a finish that lingers long after the last draw. It's a former Cigar Aficionado Cigar of the Year and remains a benchmark for full-bodied Habanos.-
H. Upmann Connoisseur A
$60.00The draw is effortless from the start, opening with cedar, fresh cream and a buttery softness. Floral hints and toasted nuts come through in the middle, and a light touch of cocoa rounds out the final third. The body stays light to medium, with complexity picking up as the cigar progresses.
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Montecristo Edmundo
$65.00Plenty of regulars who buy Montecristo Edmundo Canada-wide come back for it again and again, and the reason comes down to balance. Named after Edmond Dantès, the hero of The Count of Monte Cristo, the Edmundo brought a thicker, more modern format into the Montecristo line when it was introduced in 2004. -
Montecristo No. 2
$65.00Every Cuban torpedo gets measured against this one, and that's the standard you bring home when you buy Montecristo No. 2 Canada-wide. Since its introduction, the No. 2 has been the cigar many aficionados name first when asked about the finest pirámide Cuba makes. -
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Partagás D4 (Serie D No. 4)
$50.00Ask any Habanos fan where to buy Partagás D4 Canada wide and they’ll point you to the cigar most consider the definitive Cuban robusto. Released as part of the Serie D collection, this is the cigar widely credited with putting the short, fat robusto format on the map — and it’s remained the benchmark ever since. -
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Ramón Allones No. 3
$50.00Those looking to buy Ramón Allones No. 3 Canada wide are picking up the brand’s first new regular-production vitola in years — Allones No. 3, released on an all-new size called the “Nobleza.” Ramón Allones is one of the oldest cigar brands still in production, dating back to 1837. 
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H.Upmann Magnum 54
$55.00Smokers who buy H. Upmann Magnum 54 Canada wide are picking up the widest regular-production size in the H. Upmann range — short, thick, and built for an afternoon with nowhere to be. It joined the brand’s Magnum family (alongside the Magnum 46 and Magnum 50) as a relatively recent addition, but it’s quickly become a favourite among fans of big-ring, shorter smokes.-
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Romeo y Julieta Wide Churchill
$60.00Smokers who buy Romeo y Julieta Wide Churchill Canada wide are getting one of the thickest cigars in the entire Cuban portfolio — take the classic Churchill, shorten it, and pack on extra girth. Released to follow up on the well-received Short Churchill, it’s technically classified as a “Montesco” at the factory, even though most smokers just call it a robusto.