H. Upmann

H. Upmann
  1. Special Price 278.00 USD Regular Price 370.00 USD
  2. Special Price 105.00 USD Regular Price 150.00 USD
  3. Special Price 48.00 USD Regular Price 64.00 USD
  4. Special Price 88.00 USD Regular Price 126.00 USD
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  6. Special Price 393.00 USD Regular Price 605.00 USD
  7. Special Price 400.00 USD Regular Price 572.00 USD
  1. H. Upmann Magnum 46
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    Special Price 278.00 USD Regular Price 370.00 USD
  2. H. Upmann Magnum 48 Edición Limitada 2009
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    Special Price 105.00 USD Regular Price 150.00 USD
  3. H. Upmann Magnum 54
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    Special Price 48.00 USD Regular Price 64.00 USD
  4. H. Upmann Magnum 56 Edición Limitada 2015
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    Special Price 88.00 USD Regular Price 126.00 USD
  5. H. Upmann Petit Coronas
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    Special Price 216.00 USD Regular Price 270.00 USD
  6. H.Upmann Robustos Añejados
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    Special Price 393.00 USD Regular Price 605.00 USD
  7. H.Upmann Sir Winston Gran Reserva Cosecha 2011
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    Special Price 400.00 USD Regular Price 572.00 USD

History

One of the oldest cigar brands in production in Cuba, H. Upmann was founded by Hermann Dietrich Upmann, a German banker who, in 1843, came to the island on business. However, Upmann saw more potential for further importing opportunities. So he bought a cigar factory in Havana under the brand name ‘H.Upmann’ in 1844. Since then, H. Upmann has been enjoyed by many cigar aficionados, including JFK. 


Due to early establishment as a cigar house, many people suggest that Upmann was the first to begin using cedar boxes to pack cigars, giving them their spicy woody flavors. 


One of their most popular cigars is the H.Upmann Magnum 50. This classic Double Robusto is made with tobacco sourced from the Vuelta Abajo region in Cuba, giving it strong flavors of espresso, chocolate, and cedar with plenty of nutty notes. 


In its long, illustrious history, H. Upmann has been through many highs and lows, such as being placed on the ‘US enemy trade list’ in World War I for hosting undercover German agents in H. Upmann banks across Latin America and Europe. Due to H. Upmann's arrest and charges, the company went bankrupt. But the brand has had several different owners since then, and today H. Upmann remains one of the world’s most famous and respected cigar brands.