Everyday Singles

Smokers 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.

Ask 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.

Few 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.

Smokers 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.

Plenty 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.

Every 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.