The name of this brand is very old: first Cuban settlers used to call the coarse rolled leaves of this solanaceae -lit, while inhaling the smoke through the opposite- by the name of cohiba. More 4

Introduced in the market in 1935 by the H. Upmann Factory, the Montecristo brand first consisted of only five sizes identified by numbers instead of names. Other sizes were added in the early 70s. More 4

Established by Alvarez y Garcнa in 1875, Romeo y Julieta started to make strides in 1903 when it was purchased by Pepнn Hernбndez Rodrнquez. This cigar offers a wide range of ... More 4

On October 15th, 1844, the first accounts were heard of on one of Habanos brands, highly ranked throughout time, whose popularity has far exceeded the expectations dreamed... More 4

Marketed for the first time in February 1998, when it was presented in havana during the annual gala in which the “Hombre Habano del Aсo” Awards are bestowed, it was already known to ... More 4

In 1845, Don Jaime Partagбs opened up for the first time this famous factory at 520 Industria Street, Havana.

A Partagas cigar.... More 4

Don Manuel Lуpez, owner of the J. Valle y Cнa, established the Punch brand in 1840, intended for the British market where a nickname comic book was in fashion. More 4

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