Jaime Partagas created this brand in 1845. Cigar masters Ramón Cifuentes and Ramón Cifuentes, Jr. made Partagas the leading Cuban cigar. But in 1961, Ramón Cifuentes was forced to flee Cuba, never to return. Seventeen years later, he was finally able to begin creating his Partagas cigars again, this time in the Dominican Republic, where his unmatched tradition of cigar making remains alive and well.

Partagas is one of the most trusted names in the cigar industry, with a heritage tracing back almost two centuries. With it's re-branded and re-blended 1845 line, Partagas is ready to continue its legacy further and welcome a new generation of cigar smokers. The 1845 Clasico is a Dominican medium-bodied offering, featuring an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper and Connecticut Broadleaf binder encasing fillers from Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic, all coming together to produce a rich and distinctive creamy profile with hints of toast and almonds. Whether you are a seasoned smoker or still just breaking into the cigar world, there is something to enjoy in the new and improved Partagas 1845 Clasico.

The Partagas Anejo marks two firsts for this historic brand. It is the first time that Partagas has released a barber pole cigar, and it is the first time they have done it with some of the most aged tobaccos they have at their disposal. The Anejo’s carefully composed wrapper uses a vintage 1998 Cameroon leaf that is wound with a 2013 USA Connecticut Shade leaf to form an exquisite capa that is a beauty to behold. This awesome wrapper artfully covers a binder from the Dominican Republic and a filler made of Dominican Piloto Cubano and Mexican San Andres leaves. The Anejo provides a mild to medium smoking experience that will appeal to the traditional as well as the contemporary smoker. The cigars are handmade in the Dominican Republic.

The highly rated Partagas Black Label cigar is a very dark, attractive cigar, yet dont let that fool you as it is also as creamy and smooth a smoke as you will ever taste in a Maduro. In order to create Partagas Black Label, Daniel Nuez and his colleagues spent 10 years perfecting the Medio Tempo wrapper and the La Vega Especial binder. Cuban-seed Medio Tempo wrappers are darker, heavier and richer than other wrappers because they are harvested only after they have been allowed to age on their plants 50% longer than other wrapper leaves. These tobaccos and a larger ring gauge translate into a richer, fuller-bodied flavor.

As one of the oldest brands in the industry, Partagas has made a name for itself by creating one memorable cigar after another. The Partagas Cortado is no exception. Known for making cigars on the medium to full-bodied side, Partagas took a milder approach when they developed the Cortado, and they came up with their first ever shade wrapper. It is also the first time this century old brand has had a cigar made in Nicaragua. The Cortado sports a silky smooth Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper placed over an Indonesian binder and a filler composed of Honduran, Mexican and Nicaraguan leaves. This carefully selected blend offers a balanced and complex smoking indulgence that you will want to enjoy time after time.

The Partagas de Bronce was handcrafted at the famed El Titan de Bronze cigar factory, which is in the Little Havana district of Miami, Florida. The cigar was made to honor this famous factory that has been releasing exceptional cigars since 1995. It even has part of the factory’s name in it. “Bronce” is Spanish for Bronze. The cigar is a Nicaraguan puro that features an alluring Corojo-seed wrapper with a traditional look, feel, and flavor that will appeal to both contemporary as well as old-school aficionados. Each cigar is handmade using traditional Cuban rolling methods and topped off with a triple cap. Once each cigar passes a demanding inspection and boxed, the roller signs and dates the box, which certifies the cigars meet the company’s exacting standards of craftsmanship.

Since 1845, Partagas has been regarded as one of the most important names in cigars. Today, their rippling impact in the industry is second to none, and it's only fair to give credit where credit is due. The Partagas Legend is handmade in Santiago, Dominican Republic for General Cigar Company, and features a delicious medium to full-bodied blend of premium Dominican Piloto Cubano filler, Honduran binder and a dark Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper to create a lush, complex experience full of the bold flavor smokers everywhere have come to expect from Partagas cigars. With notes of cocoa, earth and leather, these box-pressed beauties are a worthy nod to -and continuation of- one of the original greats.

The Partagas Valle Verde cigar line marks the first time the storied Partagas brand has released a cigar using the much sought-after San Andres wrapper from the Veracruz region of Mexico. The region is referred to as Valle Verde (or Green Valley), and it is recognized for its cooler climate and nutrient rich volcanic soil, which serves as the ideal environment for growing tobacco. The tobacco for Valle Verde’s light-brown wrapper was harvested in 2020. It is expertly placed over a shade grown Cameroon binder, harvested in 2015, and a blend of Mexican San Andres, Nicaraguan Jalapa and Esteli Ligero, harvested in 2020, filler leaves. The Valle Verde cigar offers a complex, balanced and smooth smoking indulgence. The cigars are handmade in Honduras.

Partagas Y Nada Mas is a straightforward, no-frills cigar that lets the tobacco do the talking. Crafted at the HATSA factory in Honduras, it features a Honduran wrapper, Mexican San Andrés binder, and a mix of Nicaraguan and Dominican fillers. The result is a medium-bodied profile with earthy core flavors, hints of cedar, cocoa, and a touch of spice. It's a cigar that leans on tradition, not trends, built for those who appreciate substance over flair. True to its name, this is Partagas… y nada mas.