The World’s Most Expensive Cigars
Smoking is a widely appreciated pastime across the globe. Despite being perceived as a symbol of power and prosperity, cigars are often more expensive than regular cigarettes, and many are shocked by their cost. While Cuban cigars top the list, it’s important to note that many Cuban goods are still prohibited in the USA.
Here is a list of the top 10 most expensive cigars in the world:
1. Padron Serie 1962 80 Years, $30.00
To honor the founder of the cigar manufacturing company reaching 80 years, this series was released. It can be purchased in boxes of eight cigars or as single sticks from local shops.
2. Cohiba Esplendido, $34.00
A distinguished Cuban cigar brand launched in the 1960s, available in boxes of 25 cigars or in packets of three cigars. Prices for the boxes range from $92 to over $750.
3. Stradavarius, $34.70
This cigar is typically available in boxes containing 10 sticks. The brand combines tobacco from various locations to give a unique flavor to the finished product.
4. Louixs, $50.00
Labeled by critics as the finest cigar money can buy, this cigar is usually sold as a single stick, with a ring size of six inches.
5. Arturo Fuente Opus X BBMF $55.00
This cigar is a collector’s item and is rarely seen in local cigar stores due to high demand.
6. King of Denmark, $75.00
This cigar is made to order; the company only produces about 30 King of Denmark cigars in a day.
7. Fuente Don Arturo AnniverXario, $78.00
Created in memory of the founder’s father, this cigar was made in 2001 but wasn’t released until seven years later.
8. Arturo Fuente Opus X “A”, $79.00
One of the rarest cigar assortments on the market, offered as a single stick at selected cigar stores worldwide.
9. Cohiba Behike, $470.00
Measuring 7.5 inches long with a 52-inch ring size, this cigar first hit the market in 2006, with only 100 pieces made.
10. Gurkha Black Dragon, $1,150.00
The most expensive cigar available in the market, with a size of 8.5 inches and a 52-inch ring size, hand-carved in bone chests.
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