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The Amantes is made to be shared and savoured slowly. It opens gently with cedar and soft floral tones. Through the middle, spice builds in with hints of clove and white pepper, joined by chocolate. The finish is rich and lingering, with toasted bread, cocoa and warm cedar carrying through to the end.

Romeo y Julieta almost never rolls a figurado, so anyone looking to buy Romeo y Julieta Cupidos LCDH Canada-wide is chasing one of the rarest shapes in the brand's history. Named for Cupid, the Roman god of love, and made in a factory size called Veronas after the city where Shakespeare set his famous tragedy, this cigar builds the brand's romantic story right into the vitola.

Aficionados who buy Quai d’Orsay Senadores Canada wide are picking up a genuine surprise release: the brand’s first-ever Edición Limitada, launched in 2019 to mark Quai d’Orsay’s 45th anniversary. It’s a milestone moment for a marque with French roots and a distinctly Cuban soul.

Collectors who buy Trinidad Casilda Canada wide are adding a genuine piece of the Colección Habanos “book series” to their humidor — Habanos’ annual hardcover-style case built around one standout vitola. For 2019, that honour went to Trinidad, marking the brand’s 50th anniversary.

Those hoping to buy Partagás Cedros Canada wide are picking up a genuine first: Partagás’s debut appearance in Habanos’ Chinese New Year series, timed to land alongside the brand’s own 180th anniversary.Two milestones, one cigar, and an entirely new vitola to go with them: the “Dignos.”

Collectors who buy Montecristo Brillantes Canada wide are picking up Habanos S.A.'s Lunar New Year showcase cigar — for the Year of the Dragon, that honour went to Montecristo. The result is the Brillantes, built on a brand-new “Venerables” vitola created specifically for this release.

Smokers who buy Montecristo Dumas Canada wide are picking up one of three sizes in the brand’s Línea 1935 collection, named for Alexandre Dumas — whose novel gave Montecristo its name back in 1935. It’s the smallest of the trio, but Montecristo didn’t hold anything back on strength.

Those who buy Cohiba Genios Maduro Canada wide are picking up the largest size in Cohiba’s Maduro 5 line, launched in 2007 as the brand’s first foray into dark-wrapper cigars, built around leaves aged a full five years before rolling. The Genios is the one most aficionados reach for first.