Updated price guide
Add the following price line underneath each cigar’s heading:
- Flor de las Antillas — Approximately $8–$12 each
- Alec Bradley Prensado — Approximately $10–$15 each
- Undercrown Maduro — Approximately $9–$13 each
- Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro — Approximately $10–$13 each
- My Father Connecticut — Approximately $9–$13 each
- Herrera Estelí — Approximately $10–$15 each
- Rocky Patel Sun Grown Maduro — Approximately $9–$13 each
- Arturo Fuente 8-5-8 — Approximately $8–$12 each
- Punch Gran Puro — Approximately $7–$11 each
- Baccarat Rothschild — Approximately $5–$8 each
10. Baccarat Rothschild
Typical price: $5–$8 each
The Baccarat Rothschild is an approachable cigar with a sweetened cap and a creamy, slightly sweet profile.
9. Punch Gran Puro
Typical price: $7–$11 each
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Punch Gran Puro delivers earthy flavors, black pepper, wood and a touch of natural sweetness.
8. Arturo Fuente 8-5-8
Typical price: $8–$12 each
The Arturo Fuente 8-5-8 offers cedar, cream, nuts and gentle spice with the dependable construction expected from Fuente.
7. Rocky Patel Sun Grown Maduro
Typical price: $9–$13 each
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Wrapped in Connecticut Broadleaf, this cigar delivers dark chocolate, espresso, pepper and earth.
6. Herrera Estelí
Typical price: $10–$15 each
Herrera Estelí combines cedar, cream and pepper with a subtle citrus character and excellent balance.
5. My Father Connecticut
Typical price: $9–$13 each
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My Father Connecticut combines creamy, nutty flavors with cedar, pepper and enough Nicaraguan character to keep the experience interesting.
4. Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro
Typical price: $10–$13 each
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This Nicaraguan Maduro offers cocoa, coffee, earth and natural sweetness in a premium-looking box-pressed presentation.
3. Undercrown Maduro
Typical price: $9–$13 each
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Undercrown Maduro delivers a satisfying combination of chocolate, espresso, earth and spice.
2. Alec Bradley Prensado
Typical price: $10–$15 each
The Prensado Churchill received a 96-point rating and was named Cigar Aficionado’s 2011 Cigar of the Year. Its profile includes leather, chocolate and spice.
1. Flor de las Antillas
Typical price: $8–$12 each
The Flor de las Antillas Toro received a 96-point rating and was named Cigar Aficionado’s 2012 Cigar of the Year. Expect cedar, cocoa, nutmeg, pepper and natural sweetness.
Prices are approximate September 2026 online prices and vary by size, retailer, promotions and local tobacco taxes.
