Top 10 cigar brands in the world! (Top 10 cigar brands in the world!)
It is almost impossible to compile a list of the top 10 cigars in the world, but we still have to challenge it. It is no exaggeration to say that anyone with a taste need can find a suitable cigar from thousands of cigars with different outer tobacco leaves, sizes, lengths and strengths. While cigars are illegal in many countries, our list covers several Cuban cigars, as hardcore cigar aficionados know that a list wouldn’t be complete without them.
We also list the Scotch Whiskey that matches each cigarette. If you’re looking for a really high-quality cigar, it’s even better if you drink the whiskey while you smoke it, so you’ll experience a more intense sensuality. Wouldn’t it be better?
1. No. 10: Palejo Black Cigar, Riga Prada No. 9, Dulu Real Estate Company.
The hedonism of the wide range of cigars produced by Dulu Real Estate reaches its peak here. Rolled with layers of deep-fried coffee and oiled leather, the dark, smooth Maduro cigar is the dark horse on this list. While still relatively new in the cigar industry, Tulu Properties has created a Riga Prada cigar that combines long-lasting flavor with an intense smoking sensation.
Corresponding whiskey: Highland Park 16
The 16-year-old Scotch whiskey “Blue Ocean Park” contains honey and citrus, bringing the taste of honey and toffee, So Liga Privada has a stronger coffee and cocoa flavor.
2. No. 9: No. 10 Ashton Private Antique Cigars.
Ashton’s master blender creates a stunningly light cigar by blending six different tobaccos and trying to fit them all into a Connecticut golden outer leaf. Its toffee and rich leather flavors are tempered by mild creaminess. This unique cigar offers us a long and cool cigar experience.
Corresponding whiskey: Driscoll distilled spirits.
From the Isle of Skye, an island off the west coast of Scotland, this deep golden wine combines honey, soft peat and the savory flavors of fresh sea air.
3. Eighth place: Padron 1926 Fortieth Anniversary Torpedo Commemorative Cigar
This gem of Nicaragua has a long-standing reputation and praise in all corners of the cigar world . The Padron 1926 brings new life to a century-old cigar with bits of chocolate, thick earth and wet skins. And the rich smoke lingers, making every bite of yours so perfect. This cigar has always been in a dominant position, and every time I look back, I always feel that the taste is better than before.
Whiskey: Momofufer 21 Year Single Malt Scotch Whiskey.
Like two streams easily merged into a small river, this bottle of whiskey makes up for the lack of Padron’s sweet and greasy taste, making the whole process more perfect.
4.No. 7: Davidoff Millennium Blend Lonsdale Cigars.
Davidoff has a long history of quality. This select Dominican Republic tobacco is wrapped in an incredibly refined Ecuadorian leaf called Kiss of the Sun. The Millennium cigar is a strong cigar that allows one to enjoy strong and pleasant aromas of coffee, roasted nuts and cedar.
Corresponding Whiskey: Gramorangi Nectar.
Glenmorangie’s aromatic almonds and light lemon peel, with a jumpy and sweet nutty taste, are the perfect foil for the “Davidoff” cigar.
5. Sixth Place: Better *** Series by Benjamin Menendez.
Elegant, luxurious, holy, are just a few adjectives that pop into your mind after you smoke this unique cigar for the first time. Benjamin Menendez has smoked cigars since bell bottoms became popular and he has managed to add a masterpiece to his storied life. Filled with soft aromas of cedar, hazelnut and coffee, Mr. Benjamin Menendez has carefully crafted this high-quality cigar with both soft and hard, bringing you a luxurious taste enjoyment.
Whiskey: Lafferteau keg.
From the hands of Islay’s better and most famous distillers, Laforto Togo uses the traditional production process of Scotch whiskey, filled in smaller barrels, so that the contact surface of wine and wood is greater than 30 % of Youyou Resource Network. This makes the original strong smell of charcoal from Ni Youyou resource network gradually fade into a fragrance composed of honey, almonds and salty sea air.
6. Fifth place: Monte Risto-Torpedo 2
Every breath of this superb cigar will succumb to the secret production closely guarded by the Monte Risto production line Craftsmanship, passed down from generation to generation. Smoking this extravagant cigar, elegant clouds billow in the air with each exhale. It’s handcrafted with the finest Dominican Republic long-stuffed*** and then wrapped like a gift in the beautiful golden outer cigarette leaf of Connecticut, it’s a symphony of taste. Layers of rich leather, dark oak and spicy coffee. The Monte Torpedo 2 is well-balanced and medium-bodied enough to qualify as one of the better cigars in existence.
Whiskey: Macallan 1824 selected oak barrel wine.
Every bite is infused with a bit of toasted cream and a touch of toasted almonds. Like a beauty in a velvet glove, “Select Oak” becomes the indispensable companion through the long nights of the steel *** “Monteristor”.
7. Fourth place: Fuente X Reserve Chateau d’If cigars produced by Fu Andy.
Few cigars have managed to retain their weight and mystique quite like the Fuente X over the past few years, and it has every reason to be a steal in the cigar market. Its flavor comes from the organic and refreshing taste of strong cocoa powder intertwined with rich coffee. Unlike cigars that boast high quality and legendary unrivaled flavor, the FuenteX is definitely a real treat.
Whiskey: 21 years old brewed by Glenfiddich.
The 21-year-old Grandfidi (Grandfidi) has a strong sweet taste, which looks and smells like a god’s wine, with a touch of blackberry, laurel and exotic spices setting the stage for its special temperament display base.
8. Third Place: Padrón 1964-45 Anniversary Series Double “A” Corolla Cigars.
The best enjoyment in life is to take a deep breath of “1964” cigars. It won Cigar of the Year in 2009. Flavors of toasted toffee and dark chocolate accompany each breath. This is not a cigar for the faint of heart or those who don’t appreciate it. This cigar represents the pinnacle of the Parton line and is the envy of all but Cuban cigar makers. The press box design serves as a focal point, adding depth and character to the cigarette, accentuating the flavor profile throughout the palate.
Whiskey: Reagan burns distilled spirits.
This wine is hard to find, but definitely worth a try. It is characterized by orange peel, sweet roasted peat and old leather notes. The quality and craftsmanship of Avulin can be seen in its balance of peaty sweetness.
9. Second Place: Paterson-Jiashi Series Pipe No. 2 (Cuba)
Exotic spices, rich coffee and dry soil dominate this powerful tobacco group . Its oily outer tobacco leaves burn completely to a clean white ash, and the cigar falls apart as it burns. The tangy spice is replaced by a mild sweetness blended with cinnamon and dark chocolate. The narrow cap concentrates the smoke in front of the flavor for added aroma intensity. Although cigars are illegal in the United States, no other country has similar laws and regulations, which is why cigars have the reputation they have today.
Whiskey: Calella distilled liquor.
Add the orange peel and light aroma of Carrera wine to a full-bodied Cuban Havana cigar, and the aroma of rich peat and ocean air seems to take you to the cliffs of Scotland.
10. One of the names: Top Cohiba Mau Le 2004 Cigar (Cuba)
Simply speaking, this cigarette is the pinnacle of the cigar industry, and all its shredded tobacco is produced Better quality tobacco crops from Cuba. Originally created exclusively for Fidel Castro, this blend was engineered to perfection in quality, flavor and balance. This is why Ghosh spears are often given as gifts to high-ranking officials and diplomats.
A sip is as smooth as a milkshake, with a rich chocolate aroma and spicy black pepper***. A slightly different aroma than roasted hazelnuts, it tastes like your new baseball glove mixed with earth and toffee. Not only was it an amazing cigar, it was a life changing experience. For the Chinese, this Ghosh spear will be a better enjoyment on your cigar.