Several cigar brands have stood the test of time, some dating back over a century. Here are a few classic and historic cigar brands:
- Cohiba – Originating from Cuba, Cohiba was established in 1966 and became a well-known brand by the 1980s. It’s famous for its high-quality Cuban cigars, though there is also a non-Cuban version produced in the Dominican Republic.
- Partagás – Founded in 1845 in Havana, Cuba, Partagás is one of the oldest cigar brands in the world. The brand is known for its rich and full-bodied cigars.
- Montecristo – Established in 1935 in Cuba, Montecristo is one of the most recognized cigar brands globally. Its cigars are known for their balance and complexity.
- Romeo y Julieta – This brand was established in Cuba in 1875 and became famous for its smooth and medium-bodied cigars. It remains a popular brand, both in its original Cuban form and in its Dominican-made counterpart.
- H. Upmann – Founded in 1844, this brand was started by a German banker living in Cuba. H. Upmann cigars are known for their mild to medium-bodied flavor and are a favorite among cigar enthusiasts.
- Punch – Established in 1840, this brand is one of the oldest cigar brands still in production. It was originally aimed at the English market and is known for its full-bodied cigars.
- La Flor Dominicana – Although not as old as some of the others, being founded in 1996, this brand has quickly established itself with a reputation for quality and innovative blends.
These brands have played significant roles in the history and culture of cigars, and many continue to be beloved by aficionados around the world.
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