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list of cigar brands

In the list of cigar brands, those cases where two or more brands of cigars from different countries bear the same name, the one mentioned is the original one (e.g., Montecristo is listed under Cuba, although there exists a Dominican and a Mexican brand with the same name).

Argentina

  • El Che

Bahamas

Brazil

  • Dona Flor
  • Alonzo Menendez
  • Angelina
  • Dannemann and Dannemann Artist Line
  • Le Cigar
  • Aquarius
  • Augusta
  • DaMatta
  • Dom Porfirio
  • Don Pepe
  • Quiteria
  • Siboney
  • Caravelas
  • Delectados
  • Suerdieck
  • MR

Costa Rica

Cuba

Global Brands

Multi-Local Brands

Local Brands

Niche Brands

Discontinued Brands

Dominican Republic

Egypt

  • José Bartolo

Finland

  • Piano

Greece

Honduras

Italy

  • Toscano
  • Romano

Mexico

  • Aromas de San Andrés
  • A. Turrent
  • Ejecutivos
  • Hoja de Mexicali
  • Hoja de Oro
  • Hoyo de Casa
  • Irene
  • Matacan
  • Miranda
  • Mocambo
  • Santa Clara 1830
  • Te-Amo - The name means "I love you" in Spanish.
  • Veracruz

the Netherlands

  • Agio Website
  • Elisabeth Bas
  • Henri Wintermans
  • Hajenius Website
  • Heren van Ruysdaal
  • Hofnar
  • Huifkar
  • Justus van Maurik Website
  • Karel 1
  • La Paz
  • de Olifant Website
  • Oud Kampen
  • Panter
  • Ritmeester Website
  • Schimmelpenninck
  • Senator
  • Uiltje
  • Willem II

Nicaragua

  • 601 - manufactured by Don Pepin Garcia for United Tobacco[2]
  • 5 Vegas
  • Bahia Blue New
  • Bossner Reserva Limited Ed.
  • C.A.O. C.A.O. Website
  • Camaguey
  • Carlos Toraño
  • Casa de Nicaragua
  • Casa de Torres
  • Charatan
  • Chinchalero
  • Churchill Nicaragua
  • Cigar
  • Cumpay
  • Drew Estate; makers of

ACID, Java, La Vieja Habana, Natural, Chateau Real, Ambrosia, Liga Privada no.9, Kahlua Cigars Delicioso, and others.

  • Flor de Jalapa
  • Flor de Oliva
  • Joya de Nicaragua
  • Old Henry
  • Padron[3]
  • Perdomo
  • Quorum

Philippines

Puerto Rico

Turkey

  • Ankara
  • Marmara
  • Topkapı
  • Che

United States

Venezuela

  • Bermudez
  • Crispin Patiño
  • Don Quijote
  • La Cumanesa

External links

See also: List of fictional cigars


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