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BOLIVAR CIGARS CIGARS

The Bolivar cuban cigars brand was founded by young entrepeneur, José F. Rocha, in 1902. At the time, Rocha had his own cuban cigar factory and Bolivar cuban cigars were merely a strong, premium blend Rocha began experimenting with and perfecting. In 1921, nearly 20 years after creating the basic blend, Rocha was ready to register the Bolivar cuban cigar name and the cigars entered the public market.

Backed by the image of Simon Bolivar, the beloved military general who liberated South America from Spanish control in the early 1800s, the Bolivar cuban cigars quickly gained a reputation as the genuine article, a true Cuban delicacy Strong, bold, honorable and sophisticated, the Bolivar cuban cigar marque is often comparable to the illustrious historical figure it is named after. Gocubans cigar shop offers the best options in Bolivar cuban cigars.

COHIBA CIGARS

The name Cohiba Cuban Cigars derives from the ancient Taino Indian word for tobacco. It is the flagship brand of Habanos cuban cigars. The cigar brand has a fascinating history as it was originally a private brand supplied exclusively to cuban cigar smoker Fidel Castro and high-ranking officials in the Communist Party of Cuba and Cuban government. The cuban cigars were often given as diplomatic gifts and they gradually developed a cult status. The cigar brand was released commercially for sale to the public in 1982 with three cuban cigar vitolas. Three more cohina cigars were added in 1989. These make up the Linea Clasica cigars range. A medium-flavored cuban cigar Linea 1492 range was brought out in 1992 to mark the five hundredth anniversary of Columbus epic journey of discovery. Buy cigars from this Linea Clasica and you wont regret.

COMBOS CIGARS

Combos Delights Cuban Cigars are by far better than most on the market. Our cigar shop offers the best deals you really don’t want to pass up if you are looking at better value for your money. These are the cuban cigar Combos that both the cigar aficionados and cigar connoiseurs clamor for.

Gocubans cigar shop has specially arranged cigar shapes and cigar sizes from the best selection of cuban cigars into this amazing cigar Combos. If you are looking for extra pleasure and if you are continuously pushing your palate, this is the chance to buy cigars and make it happen.

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CUABA CIGARS

On November 19th, 1996 the then president of Habanos SA, Francisco Linares officially launched a new line of cubans cigars to the Habanos production line introducing Cuabas cigars, the first new cigar marque released from Cuba since the late 1960s.

Cuaba cuban cigars release was held in London, perhaps most suitably, as it was proof to the world that tradition of figuardo cuban cigars was not dead; the original four vitolas from Cuaba cigars were all figurado perfecto (shape), once the most popular cigars in Britain in the early 20th century. In fact as part of introducing the cuban cigar brand, the creator of the Cuaba cigar blend Carlos Izquierdo González and several skilled cuban cigar torcedores demonstrated the art of rolling a perfect figurado cuban cigar.

DIPLOMATICOS CIGARS

There are many who believe that Cohiba cuban cigars was the first cigar brand created after the Revolution, but as Cohiba was at the time strictly produced for Castro and other high-ranking officials Diplomáticos cigars were to be the first cuban cigar exported out of Cuba following the Revolution. In 1966 in an effort to draw business from the elusive French market, the José Martí cigar factory sought to create a Cuban cigar that rivaled the prestigious Montecristo cigars in terms of both taste and consumer cost. Thus, Diplomáticos Cuban cigars were born.

Diplomáticos cigars mimic the Montecristo cigar marque in many ways, most noticeably in the labeling of their vitolas. Like Montecristo cigars, each Diplomáticos vitola is labeled consecutively with a number and initially each numbered Diplomático cigar corresponded to the exact same vitola as that number from Montecristo cuban cigar line.

FONSECA CIGARS

Don Francisco E. Fonseca was a man who knew appearance mattered just as much as quality in regards cigars. With some money and an idea, he set out in and started his own cigar factory in 1892, introducing his self-titled cigar marque, the Fonseca Cuban cigars in 1907. What sets a Fonseca cigar apart from the rest of cigars is its attention to detail. Each Fonseca cuban cigar is manufactured to a precise balance between a gracious smoke and a beautiful cigar; beauty accentuated by employing new and innovative ways to dress a cigar including Fonseca’s cigar trademark Japanese tissue paper wrap.

After the passing of Don Francisco in 1930, control of the cuban cigar factory and the full line of cuban cigars went to his wife, Doña Teresa Boetticher, who took the reigns and decided to merge the Fonseca cuban cigar factory with another major cuban cigar manufacturer to form Castañeda, Montero, Fonseca SA.

H.UPMANN CIGARS

Two German brothers had a very profitable banking business, and part of their practice was to give valued clients a premier cigar. The brothers, August and Herman Upmann, were themselves first-class aficionados, and opted to relocate their business to Havanna, Cuba. There, in 1844 the brothers acquired a private cigar factory to produce the cigars for their banking clients; they dubbed it the H. Upmann Cuban Cigars Factory (now the esteemed José Martí Factory).

Under the brother’s direction the cuban cigar brand quickly gained international recognition in the late 1800s, earning several gold medal titles in multiple countries trophies prominently displayed on every box of H. Upmann cuban cigars. Good things can’t last forever, and in 1922 the brotherï¿½s banking business and the H. Upmann cuban cigar Factory tanked at the same time. A tobacco mogul, J. Frankau & Co. acquired the H. Upmann cuban cigar brand and cigar factory, saving it from a certain doom.

HOYO DE MONTERREY CIGARS

In 1831 a young man, Don José Gener y Bater, emigrated to Cuba from Spain. He was able to secure a modest job working at a tobacco plantation, and as time passed he came to learn much about blending the fine plants to create the best cigars. Almost twenty years later, Gener conceived the blend for a new line of luxurious Cuban cigars dubbed La Escepción. Don José Gener, who’s passion and dedication to the lush Cuban tobacco fields had created one of the finest tasting and best cigars, took his blend and registered the name Hoyo de Monterrey cuban cigars in 1865.

Translated, Hoyo means hole and is aptly describing the deep valleys most suitable for yielding the finest tobacco crops and thus the most delicious cuban cigars. Hoyo de Monterrey cuban cigars are famous for their distinctive flavor; no other cigar marque captures the silky, rich qualities of a Hoyo de Monterrey cuban cigar. Though vastly complex, these cuban cigars always maintain a perfect balance of pleasant fragrance and sensational flavor.

JOSE L. PIEDRA CIGARS

The Piedra family emigrated to Cuba from Spain in the late 1800s with an eye on staking their claim in the tobacco industry. Soon after moving to the lush tobacco fields of Cuba two of the brothers, Vincente and José Lamadrid Piedra, began developing a new blend of Cuban cigars. The results of their toils were the first José L. Piedra cuban cigars, named after one of its founders. The two brothers quickly adapted the blend to several vitolas, and soon a full range of completely hand-rolled José L. Piedra Cuban cigars were released.

The Piedra family had succeeded in filling a precious niche in the Cuban cigar community, full-flavor cigars at a very affordable price, and it didn’t take long for José L. Piedras cuban cigars to grow in popularity. Unfortunately, after the embargo in Cuba the cuban cigar brand’s popularity dwindled, and was in danger of completely disappearing but cherished cigar brands will never die, and José L. Piedra cuban cigars were resurrected again in 1996.

JUAN LOPEZ CIGARS

Juan Lopez Diaz was an aspiring young entrepreneur in the 1870s who sought to make his fortune in the Cuban tobacco industry. He quickly established his own cigar factory, Flor de Juan Lopez, and began blending a new breed of Cuban cigars. His ideas inspired the creation of several cigar brands: La Veneciana cuban cigars, El Marquez de Caixas cuban cigars, La Mandolita cuban cigars, Transcontinental cuban cigars and, of course, his self-titled line of Juan Lopez Cuban cigars. Each cuban cigar was considered a premier, first-class cigar in its own right, but none made such a splash as the Juan Lopez cigar marque.

This local cigar brand quickly became a favoriteï¿½only the truest cigar aficionados knew of the prestigious Juan Lopez cigar marque. Unfortunately, Juan Lopez Diaz passed away in the early 20th century not long after establishing his cigar factory and control of his tobacco line went to his heirs. Sadly, the Juan Lopez legacy would not remain in the family for long and was sold only one decade later to the Sociedad C. Del Peso y Cña in 1918.

LA GLORIA CUBANA CIGARS

Already an established Cuban tobacco business mogul, the Sociedad Cabañas y Castro created a blend of cigar to encapsulate the full Glory of Cuba. Here is where the name and the premier Cuban cigar, La Gloria Cubana, were birthed in 1885. The cigars were exceptional, but the cigar brand remained relatively obscure for twenty years when in 1905 José F. Rocha (founder of Bolivar) purchased the cigar marque in the effort of expanding his tobacco empire. Still, the prestige of La Gloria Cubana cuban cigars would not come until some years later.

Following Rocha’s death in 1954, the Cifuentes family (also well established in the tobacco business) acquired both the Bolivar and La Gloria Cubana cuban cigar marques. Of course Bolivar cuban cigars came with an immense following, but the Cifuentes were unsure what to do with La Gloria Cubana cuban cigars. The cigars were elegant, delicious and well deserving of a spot in the cuban cigar market, but at the time still relatively unkown.

Minis and Clubs CIGARS

Minis and Clubs cigars made from 100% Cuban tobacco harvested in the Vuelta de Abajo region in Cuba, the Minis and Clubs cigars use the same source of leaves as hand made Havana cuban cigars but machine rolled in Cuba. With full flavour 3 - 21 ring gauge the Minis cigars are an excellent cuban cigar for those with little time on their hands to enjoy a puff of cuban cigar magic. The Clubs and Minis Cuban cigarrillos are just what you need with your coffee!! Great cigar fix for a good value!!!

Undoubtedly, full cigarrillos with a flavour which has the greatest prestige in the world of tobacco and cuban cigars.

MONTECRISTO CIGARS

In 1935 a Cuban tobacco mogul and the firm of Méndez, García y Cña, opted to aquire a premier cigar brand, the coveted H. Upmann Cuban cigars. Once under the firm’s direction, the decision was made to release a new line of vitolas dubbed the H. Upmann Montecristo Selection. To the firm’s surprise, rather than stimulating further appreciation of the fine H. Upmann cigar marque, demand and popularity for the H. Upmann Montecristo Selection created a market enough for this small line of vitolas to survive on its own.

After several pleas from marketing venues to consolidate the name, Montecristo cuban cigars coined from the cuban cigars torcedores favorite in-house read, The Count of Monte Cristo was introduced. Adorned in yellow and red with swords crossing, the Montecristo line of vitolas soon became a fixture of tobacco markets worldwide. A wide range of Montecristo cuban cigars are offered in Gocubans cigar shop for your delight.

PARTAGAS CIGARS

The Spaniard Don Jaime Partagás Ravelo worked in the Cuban tobacco business for years before establishing his own cuban cigar factory, Real Fábricas de Tabaco Partagás in 1845. The name, which translates as "Partagás Royal Tobacco Factory," was supposedly chosen because of Don Jaime's status as a cigar supplier to various European and Asian nobility. Don Jaime owned many of the best plantations in the Vuelta Abajo tobacco-growing region of Cuba and being able to choose from among the finest tobaccos on the island made the cuban cigar brand incredibly successful. Don Jaime is also believed to have experimented with various methods of fermenting and aging tobacco in order to improve the cuban cigar quality.

POR LARRAÑAGA CIGARS

Dating back to 1834, when it was registered by the Spaniard Ignacio Larrañaga, Por Larrañaga cigars is perhaps the oldest Cuban cigar brand still producing cubn cigars. The cigar brand over a century and a half later still maintains its renown as a producer of quality cuban cigars.

Originally situated at 94 O’Reilly Street in the Cuban capital, the cigar factory then moved to number 713 on the corner of Carlos III and Árbol Seco; it is currently located in the La Corona cigar factory. In 1925, Por Larrañaga became the first cigar factory to make machine-made cuban cigars which soon resulted in a boycott by the cigar factory workers. By the time of the revolution, Por Larrañaga Cuban cigars had become the sixth-largest Cuban cigar-producing brand.

Up until the 1970s, Por Larrañaga cuban cigars remained a respectable and popular premium Cuban cigar brand.

PUNCH CIGARS

Punch Cuban Cigars is a pre-revolution cigar brand that rapidly found success in Great Britain after its founding in 1840 in Havana by Don Manuel López. The cuban cigar brand, which is the third oldest trademark in Havana, was inspired by the famous English puppet show at that time Punch and Judy. Mr Punch, the character that personified the magazine was always seen with a Cuban cigar in hand.

Following the cigar brand’s first change of ownership in 1874, it changed hands for the second time in 1884 when Manuel López Fernández purchased it from Luis Corujo; the cuban cigar bands and cuban cigar boxes to this day still bear Fernández’s name.

QUINTERO CIGARS

Quintero Cuban Cigars is one of the few Cuban cigar brands not born in the country’s capital Havana. Instead, its founder Agustín Quintero, along with his four brothers, set up a cigar shop in their hometown Cienfuegos, known as the Pearl of the South, and one of the beautiful and prosperous ports on the south coast of Cuba.

The cuban cigar brand is believed to have been founded as Quintero y Hermanos in Cienfuegos in 1924, the same year that Agustín Quintero built his cuban cigar factory. Quinteros himself sorted the best harvests in the plantations of the zone of Remedios, in the central part of the island.

RAFAEL GONZALEZ CIGARS

Flor de Rafael González Márquez is a highly popular cuban cigar brand in the important Spanish cigar market. It became famous in Spain after an advertising campaign which proclaimed González Márquez was born in Havana, during the rule of the Premier Felipe González Márquez.

There exist two stories about the origin of the Rafael Gonzalez Cuban cigars name. One is linked to the presence of the Marques Rafael Gonzalez who dedicated his time to Cuban cigar businesses in Havana. The other one mentions Márquez and Rafael González, two Spanish manufacturers settled in Vuelta Abajo, who baptized their Cuban cigars with the names of “La Flor de Márquez”, which dates from 1936, and “La Flor de Rafael González”, registered in 1946.

RAMON ALLONES CIGARS

Ramón Allones Cuban Cigars is one of the biggest names in the history of Habanos. Founded in 1837 it is one of the oldest cigar manufacturing brands still in production. The Ramón Allones cuban cigar brand is supposedly the first cuban cigar brand to have utilized colorful lithographs for cigar boxes art, and the first cuban cigar brand to have used cigar bands on its cuban cigars.

The cuban cigar brand was created by two brothers, Ramón Allones and Antonio Allones, who were born in Galicia, Spain. Ramón Allones was considered an innovator tobacconist because he was a pioneer in the cuban cigar packaging we know today. These colorful designs are part of the artistic patrimony and are appreciated by cuban cigar aficionados and cigar collectors today. He also introduced the 8-9-8 cuban cigars format where twenty-five cuban cigars are packed in three rows, of eight cigars, nine cigars and eight cigars each.

EL REY DEL MUNDO CIGARS

In 1842 two businessmen and friends had a vision; conceived by Sancho Panza and Emilio Ohmstedt, a cuban cigar was blended to rival all others in terms of its cigar quality, cigar taste and cigar smokeability. Forty years later this premium cigars made it to the desk of the Spanish tobacco entrepeneur Antonio Allones. Recognizing the immediate potential of the incredibly refined cigar blend, the cuban cigar was incorporated into the Allones cuban cigar factory in Havana and dubbed the El Rey Del Mundo cuban cigars, “the king of the world”.

So, does the cigar quality match the cigar name? You bet! El Rey Del Mundo Cuban cigars are exquisitely crafted to perfection by veteran cuban cigar torcedores. Under the direction of Antonia Allones, El Rey Del Mundo cuban cigars quickly found an established niche among choice cuban cigar aficionados.

ROMEO Y JULIETA CIGARS

The Romeo y Julieta Cuban Cigars are named after the tragic young lovers of William Shakespeare. Its origins date back to 1875 and it has become one of the most famous cuban cigars brands in the world.

The cuban cigar brand was created by Inocencio Alvarez and Manin Garcia and has gone on to become one of the cigar leaders in the international cuban cigar market. This cuban cigar brand, considered as one of the best cigars ever, has been awarded with several golden medals in exhibitions such as Antwerp (1885), Paris (1889 and 1900) and Brussels (1897). The cigar brand changed hands in 1897 and the new owner, José Fernández Rodriguez, increased both cigar production and cigar quality. He introduced personalised vitolas for some of his most-valued cuban cigar clients. During his hey-day, no less than twenty thousand different cuban cigar bands were used in production.

SAINT LUIS REY CIGARS

The San Luis Rey cuban cigars brand was first registered in 1940 under the name of Zamora and Guerra. Despite being successful cigars, they disappeared but thanks to a British cigars import company, the cigars reappeared later the same year. The cigar name most likely refers to the town of San Luis in the heart of the Vuelta Abajo tobacco region. This region is particularly famous for the superb cigar wrapper leaves that are produced there. There have also been suggestions that the cigar brand’s name is based on Thorton Wilder’s 1927 popular novel, The Bridge of San Luis Rey.

The cuban cigar brand entered the international cuban cigar market strongly in 1980 and has become a favorite of cuban cigars connoisseurs worldwide. The San Luis cuban cigars have an established cuban cigar market in many countries, including Canada, the Caribbean countries, Mexico, Africa, the Middle East, Switzerland and the Far East.

SAN CRISTOBAL CIGARS

San Cristobal Cuban Cigars de la Habana was officially launched in Havana on November 20th 1999. The cuban cigar brand was named after the original name for the city, from when it was founded in 1519. San Cristóbal or St. Christopher in honour of Columbus and La Habana after an Indian name for the site.

The cuban cigars were introduced in 1999 to celebrate the city’s long history at the threshold of a new Millennium. The cuban cigar brand was initially launched with four vitolas, all cigars dedicated to the walled defence system of castles and military fortresses in the capital. The cuban cigars are stored in boxes of twenty-five cigar units, which allows for the preservation of the beautiful lithography, one of the traditional characteristics of the Cuban cigar.

SANCHO PANZA CIGARS

The name was first used for a Habano in 1848 and has since enjoyed a reputation for cigar quality. The cuban cigar brand was first registered by Don Emilio Ohmsted and after his death in the 1880s, the cuban cigar factory was bought by Ramón Allones and H. Upmann. They preserved the cuban cigar brand quality and in 1940 it was registered under the name Rey del Mundo Cigar Company.

As in other great Habano brands, Sancho Panza Cuban Cigars takes its name from a masterpiece of world literature. In Don Quixote, the famous seventeenth-century Spanish novel by Miguel de Cervantes, it was Sancho Panza who was the faithful squire of the errant knight.

TRINIDAD CIGARS

The Trinidad Cugan Cigars brand was first produced in 1969 in Havana. This cuban cigar brand was named after the beautiful, sixteenth-century city of Santisima Trinidad (The Holy Trinity), a UNESCO historical monument on Cuba’s south coast. In 1992, the manager of the El Laguito cuban cigar factory where they were produced, claimed in an interview that Trinidad cigars was an ultra-exclusive cuban cigar brand that only Fidel Castro was authorised to hand out as diplomatic gifts. Castro contradicted this claim in his autobiography, saying he never used these cuban cigars, only Cohiba cuban cigars. They were however, initially produced for use as diplomatic gifts. Due to this, it was once described as Havana’s “Mystery Brand” and acquired an almost-mythical status.

In 1995, Cuban Cigars Aficionado hosted the Dinner of the Century in Paris, where guests became the first people outside diplomatic circles to try Trinidad cuban cigars. The cigar brand was first released for public consumption in February 1998, initially in one cigar size only, the Fundador cuban cigars or Founder cuban cigars and only in small cigar quantities.

VEGAS ROBAINA CIGARS

Don Alejandro Robaina is renowned by cuban cigar afficianados everywhere as one of the best tobacco farmers in the Vuelta Abajo region of Cuba. He was born on March 20th 1919 in the municipality of Alquizar. When he was four years old he moved to the country residence of El Pinar in Barbacoa, a municipality of San Luis. He had minimal education and very early on began working next to his father, sowing tobacco.

The Robaina family have farmed tobacco continuously since 1845, on their fields at Cuchillas de Barbacoa. Don Alejandro has become a celebrity in the world of Cuban cigars, with many cuban cigar afficianados and tourists in Cuba flocking to his farm. Each year, eighty per cent of his tobacco harvest is judged fit for use as cigar wrapper leaf for Cuban cigars. Other plantations can only manage a mere thirty-five per cent. Gocubans cigar shop offers the best cigars from Vegas Robaina family.