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H.Upmann Cuban Cigars

H.Upmann Magnum 46 (Box 25)

With their limited production, the H. Upmann Magnum 46 is a rare and exotic gem… a trophy meant to adorn any aficionado’s humidor. This cuban cigars embodies the tradition and experience of one of the oldest cuban cigars manufacturers. Old Havana comes to life under this cuban cigars’s classic tobacco flavors. Spiced wood overtones create a pleasant aroma and easy to enjoy taste. This corona gorda from H. Upmann is flawless in every way.

Comments: H. Upmann Magnum 46 truly showcases the craftsmanship of H. Upmann cuban cigars. These are absolutely reliable; you will be hard-pressed to find a bad one.

Ring Gauge: 42
Cigar Length: 132 mm / 5.1 inches
Box: 25 Cuban Cigars

$233.00

H.Upmann Magnum 48 LE 2009 (Box 25)

Name: Magnum 48 Edicion Limitada 2009

Ring Gauge: 48
Cigar Length: 11 cm / 4.3 inches
Box: 25 Cuban Cigars

$260.00 $208.00

H.Upmann Magnum 50 (Box 10)

The Magnum 50 is a new vitola to the H. Upmann line-up and perfect to round off an already wholesome line of fine Cuban cuban cigars. Released into full production after its immense success as an Edicion Limitada in 2005, this double robusto is so rich and complex it takes a true aficionado to really appreciate. H. Upmann Magnum 50s are a powerful smoke with a flawless draw. Creamy, silky smoke with a slightly sweet aroma make this double robusto a must own. Comment: To smoke an H. Upmann Magnum 50 properly you must have ample downtime. This cuban cigars can take long, long time… perfect for meditation and personal reflection.

Ring Gauge: 50
Cigar Length: 160 mm / 6.2 inches
Box: 10Cuban Cigars

$132.00

H.Upmann Magnum 50 (Box 25)

$263.00

H.Upmann Magnum 50 (Box 50)

$463.00 $324.00

H.Upmann Monarcas

Features: The H.Upmann Monarcas feature a taste with powerful vegetal and dry remembrances, and vague notes of salt and earth accompanied by bitter and sweet touches. Cuban cuban cigars with a good shot. Intense, dry, and over-sweet scent accompanied of light hot and very fresh notes are part of this excellent cuban cigars. Comment: H.Upmann, considered as the poor relative of Sir Winstons cuban cigars, but what a relative! The H.Upmann has almost the same qualities of power, robustness, taste and generous scent, but at the same time it is less haughty.

Ring Gauge: 47
Cigar Length: 178 mm / 6.9 inches
Box: 25 Cuban Cigars

$207.00 $175.00

H.Upmann No 2 (Box 25)

H. Upmann is a cuban cigars established in the mid-1800s, and as such you would be hardpressed to find a cuban cigars more old-fashioned and original. The H. Upmann No. 2 is a highly sought after torpedo due to its addictive blend of exotic spices and the old fashioned Cuban taste of wood and toasted nuts. The elusive flavors of this cuban cigars are far too complex for the inexperienced smoker to even begin to grasp; buyer beware, this one takes gusto.

Comment: The H. Upmann No. 2’s exotic blend of spicy tastes complement any spicy cuisine or strong liqueur.

Ring Gauge: 52
Cigar Length: 156 mm / 6.1 inches
Box: 25 Cuban Cigars

$250.00 $212.00

H.Upmann Petit Coronas (Box 25)

Though many debate on its validity, rumor has it that once John F. Kennedy rounded up every available H. Upmann Petit Corona in the New York area—essentially making sure every one of his favorite cuban cigars was off of store shelves and in his private stock. If true, the president sure did have taste; this petit corona is so robust and flavorful. Balanced and even, everything you could ask for in a Cuban cuban cigars is in the H. Upmann Petit Coronas. A fine blend of toffee, coffee, and roasted nuts with a complement of sweet chocolate, create an immense sensation of flavor.

Comment: The H. Upmann Petit Corona is a fine pick for an everyday smoke be you beginner or an aficionado. Alternately, these cuban cigars are perfectly suited for long-term aging.

Ring Gauge: 42
Cigar Length: 129 mm / 5.0 inches
Box: 25 Cuban Cigars

$164.00

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 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 cigars. Good things can't last forever, and in 1922 the brother's banking business and the H. Upmann Factory tanked at the same time. A tobacco mogul, J. Frankau & Co. acquired the H. Upmann brand and factory, saving it from a certain doom.

J. Frakau & Co. maintained production of H. Upmann until 1935 when Menéndez, García y Cía, purchased the marque. During its brief time under Menéndez, García y Cía a limited edition H. Upmann Monte Selection was produced; this cigar would later become the prestigious Montecristo Cuban cigar.

Today, H. Upmann is manufactured under Habanos SA and still follows the strict quality guidelines laid out by the first-class aficionados who founded the brand over a century ago. H. Upmann cuban cigars are truly steeped in history and unparalleled by any other cigar in production; mild to medium and incredibly smooth, novices and aficionados alike can appreciate the quality over one century of experience creates.