Cigar prices compared

The Montecristo tradition goes back to Cuba in 1935; it is one of the most beloved names in cigars. Altadis USA's lineup spans the classic Original line, the 91-rated White Label, the Epic, Espada and premium M lines.

Macanudo grows its own Connecticut Shade wrappers to guarantee consistent, aromatic leaf. A half-century-old brand known for the mellow Cafe line plus the bolder Maduro, Inspirado and flavored M lines.

Padron has become the industry standard for well-regarded, flavorful cigars. The family’s flagship numbered series and Damaso line are made in Nicaragua, covering the core lines, 1926 Series and 1964 Anniversary.

One of the most legendary brands in cigars. The site's 1875 line is a common first-time cigar, joined by the reimagined Romeo line, the bolder Habano Reserve, Vintage, and Reserva Real (made at Tabacalera de Garcia in the DR).

Family-run Nicaraguan maker using aged tobaccos, centered on the Lot 23 line (Criollo/Corojo '98) plus budget Fresco bundles, the 20th Anniversary, Inmenso, and Connoisseur samplers.

Began in 1996 in Brooklyn; now one of the biggest names in cigars, home to the infused ACID and Java lines, the Deadwood series, Natural (Larutan), 20 Acre Farm, and Liga Privada.

ACID cigars by Drew Estate are infused in a 'temple-like' factory with herbs and essential oils. The Blondie, Kuba Kuba, 1400CC, Krush tins and Toast Subculture are the flagship flavored lines.

Oliva has emerged as one of the finest cigar makers in Nicaragua, from bundled beginnings to award-winning blends. The site's lineup leads with Gilberto Oliva Reserva and value Flor de Oliva bundles, with Nub, Cain, Serie V and Serie G also stocked.

Rolled by the Fuente family in the Dominican Republic, Ashton covers the medium-bodied Classic, the 'White Burgundy' Cabinet, the full-bodied VSG and Symmetry (blended by Carlito Fuente), and rare Aged Maduro.

A bold Honduran-made brand now under Davidoff, Camacho is known for unapologetic strength and larger-than-life character across its Ecuador, Connecticut, Corojo Natural, Triple Maduro and Nicaragua core lines.

Gurkha pioneered the 'ultra-premium' cigar and is a symbol of luxury and craftsmanship, known for rare aged tobaccos, extravagant packaging, and its cognac-infused flagship Gran Reserve blend. The lineup runs across Dominican, Nicaraguan and Honduran origins with strength from mild-medium to full.

My Father is built on the Cuban cigar heritage of Don 'Pepin' Garcia, now one of the most highly acclaimed factories in the world, with son Jaime Garcia crafting super-premium Nicaraguan blends. The portfolio spans the numbered core line, box-pressed La Opulencia, the award-winning The Judge, and milder Connecticut expressions.

The US-released Partagas (General Cigar Co.) is anchored by the full-bodied Black Label, made with an oily medio tiempo Sun Grown Connecticut wrapper around large 54-60 ring gauges, plus limited Anejo editions featuring a vintage 1998 Cameroon leaf.

Originally a Cuban brand from the late 1800s that once found favor with Winston Churchill, La Aroma de Cuba is the celebrated collaboration between Ashton’s Levin family and Pepin & Jaime Garcia of My Father Cigars. It delivers medium-full Nicaraguan blends across the core line, the premium Reserva and Mi Amor series, a Connecticut line, and the ultra-premium Noblesse.

Founded by Turkish-born Cano Ozgener, CAO is known for creative, world-blending cigar lines wrapped in distinctive leaves such as Brazilian Matafina Maduro, Italian Habano seed, and Connecticut Broadleaf. The portfolio spans the dark Brazilia, double-maduro Mx2, box-pressed Flathead, and the limited Cameroon-wrapped Vision.

Deadwood is Drew Estate's outlaw-themed line, originally created for the Deadwood cigar shop in South Dakota before going national in 2016. The sweetened-tip, heavily-named cigars (Fat Bottom Betty, Sweet Jane, Crazy Alice, Leather Rose, The Girl With No Name) are all Nicaraguan-made in medium strength, with the new Dominicana and Buenas Noches extensions.

Punch is one of the most recognized Honduran cigar brands, a household name with full-bodied classics like Rothschild, Champion, Magnum and Elites, plus the newer Signature line hand-made with an Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper. The After Dinner blend was Cigar Aficionado's #12 Cigar of the Year 2018 (rated 93).

Tabak Especial is Drew Estate's hugely popular coffee-infused cigar line, blending premium Nicaraguan tobacco with rich coffee flavor across Dulce, Negra, and Cafecita tin sizes.

Foundation is Nicholas Melillo's Connecticut-based boutique house and one of the hottest brands in the industry, praised for its history-themed blends. The portfolio includes the Olmec Claro/Maduro (inspired by the ancient Olmec civilization), the Wise Man Corojo/Maduro line, the Aksum line, and the 10-Year Aniversario Salomon, all Nicaraguan-made in medium-full strength.

La Aurora is the Dominican Republic's oldest cigar factory, producing premium cigars since 1903 and now over 120 years old. The core lineup includes the 1903 Cameroon (arguably the factory's most popular cigar), the 1985 Maduro, 1962 Corojo and 1987 Connecticut lines, the tubed Preferidos 1903 Edition, and the 107 series, offering a broad range of wrappers and strengths.

Released in 2008 by Oliva Cigar Co, Nub is a groundbreaking line of short, fat cigars blended to hit the 'sweet spot' of flavor from the very first draw, skipping the lengthy warm-up of longer cigars. Named after the small stub left in the ashtray, it comes in Habano, Connecticut, Maduro, Cameroon, and coffee-infused Nuance versions.

Fat Bottom Betty is a Deadwood by Drew Estate cigar, a blend originally made for the Deadwood cigar shop in South Dakota that was received so well it got a national release. Part of Drew Estate's sweet-tipped Deadwood line.

Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust is the boutique cigar company of Steve Saka, the ex-Drew Estate CEO, known for producing some of the finest boutique cigars in the industry with lines like Mi Querida, Sobremesa, Umbagog, and Todos Las Dias.

Espinosa Premium Cigars is the brand of Erik Espinosa, whose cigars are handcrafted in Esteli, Nicaragua at the La Zone Cigar Factory. The line-up includes the award-winning Espinosa Habano, the lighter Espinosa Crema, the Brazilian-wrapped Laranja, the Candela Wasabi, and the Guy Fieri collaboration Knuckle Sandwich.

Plasencia is a family company with five generations of tobacco-growing and cigar-making history, growing leaf used by top brands like Rocky Patel, Gurkha, and Romeo y Julieta. Their own lines include the premium Alma series, the single-harvest Cosecha series, and the 100% organic Reserva Original.

La Flor Dominicana (LFD) is one of the 'elite' cigar manufacturers, known for strong, full-bodied blends built on flavorful Dominican leaves grown on owner Litto Gomez's La Canela farm. Litto Gomez is credited with making 'ligero' a buzzword in the cigar world.

Java by Drew Estate is one of the most well-known infused cigars on the market, made for Rocky Patel by Drew Estate. It offers a unique coffee-infused experience with Maduro, Latte, Mint, Red, and X-Press variations.

Leather Rose is part of Drew Estate's Deadwood line, originally made for the Deadwood cigar shop in South Dakota and later given a national release. It is a sweet-tipped, wild-west styled cigar with a rose-themed band.

Sweet Jane is part of Drew Estate's Deadwood line, originally made for the Deadwood cigar shop in South Dakota and later given a national release. It is a sweet-tipped, dessert-like cigarillo-style smoke in the Deadwood range.

E.P. Carrillo is the brand of Ernesto Perez-Carrillo, the original brains behind the legendary La Gloria Cubana line, crafted at his Casa Carrillo factory in Santiago, Dominican Republic. The line-up includes the Essence Series (Connecticut, Sumatra, Maduro, Honduras), the super-sized Inch, and the new Casa Carrillo Ascend.

Cohiba's roots run deep in Cuban tradition; General Cigar Co. makes the U.S. line and has expanded the legendary brand with new releases. The lineup spans the affordable Rubicon and Blue, the classic Red Dot, and richer expressions like Royale, Connecticut, Nicaragua, Macassar, and Black.

One of the most popular brands in the world. Master cigarmakers Carlos Fuente Sr. and Carlos Fuente Jr. craft impeccable cigars of the best quality. The Dominican Republic-made portfolio includes the cornerstone Chateau Fuente line plus Rothschild, Churchill, Spanish Lonsdale, Curly Head, Exquisitos, Cazadores, and the legendary Opus X.

Created by 'Tattoo' Pete Johnson, Tatuaje blends Cuban-style cigars around the great Cuban Montecristos of old. The core Brown Label is made in two versions (Nicaragua and the Miami line), with the portfolio expanded through Tattoo, Fausto, Black Label Private Reserve, Nuevitas Jibaro, and Sextooth, mostly rolled in Nicaragua at the My Father factory.

A classic in the cigar world with roots in the early Miami cigar scene and Cuban roots going back to 1885, now made at the El Credito Cigar Factory. Master blender Ernesto Perez-Carrillo set the standard for full-flavored cigars. The range spans the Miami-origin core, Esteli, Serie R, and the newer Los Gloriosos and Soberano.

Avo Uvezian, the jazz pianist turned cigar purveyor, teamed with Hendrik Kelner, the genius behind Davidoff's blends, to create elegant Dominican cigars. The line spans the mild Classic series (the brand's foundation), XO, Heritage, and the box-pressed Syncro Nicaragua series.

One of the world's most enduring cigar brands. After the 1962 Cuban Trade Embargo, the brand split in two; the Honduran-made sticks carried here are created under the American market version. Core lines are Excalibur and Rothschild, with the newer La Amistad collaborations blended by AJ Fernandez.

Davidoff needs no introduction in the premium cigar world - synonymous with luxury, flawless construction, and refined taste. The Dominican-made portfolio includes the mild Signature Series, the fuller Millennium Blend, the all-Nicaragua Nicaragua Series, the Winston Churchill homage, and the Yamasa Series with its 20-years-in-the-making wrapper.

Trinidad was known as a traditional, Cuban-legacy brand for years. The modern Espiritu series honors the brand's history with the skill and innovation of today's cigar masters - blended by Rafael Nodal & AJ Fernandez as Nicaraguan cigars - plus the Espiritu Miami Limited Edition and the Tommy Bahama Island Collection.

If you're unfamiliar with El Rey del Mundo, get acquainted with a name that many consider one of the finest stogies on the planet. These Honduran-made smokes are part of a cigar-rolling heritage that dates back to Cuba in 1882 (1905), making for a full-flavored, smooth classic with exceptional value.

La Flor Dominicana is legendary and has earned its spot as one of the top brands in the cigar industry. Master tobacco grower and blender Litto Gomez anchors most blends with tobacco grown on his farm, La Canela, making some of the most robust and rich cigars from quality Dominican tobaccos - with Ligero, Double Ligero, Air Bender, Suave, Oro, Coronado, Colorado Oscuro, and a string of Limited Editions.