Aged, Rare and Vintage cigars We act for collectors worldwide from the far East, Middle East, Europe and North America and have assisted in the management and construction of some of the largest collections in the world.
Specialising in Cuban Davidoffs and Dunhills, mature Havanas from the 60's, 70's, 80's and early 90's as well as pre embargo Cubans...
If we don't have it... We can probably source the cigar of your dreams for you.
Please email for full details to
auctions@cgarsltd.com
We have an enormous network of buyers and sellers worldwide who are always interested in swaps/trading hence our inventory is ever changing.
 A small selection of aged cigars appears on our website online store but if you are interested in anything in particular just email us your requirements.
Aged Havanas have proved to be a lucrative investment over the last 10 years if you play the market correctly. Many of my clients habitually purchase two boxes of the same rare cigar...one to collect and one to smoke. Increases in value has often meant that the box for collecting has increased to the extent that the box for smoking ends up costing nothing.
I can't think of many rare cigars that have not passed though our humidor over the last decade including Dunhill Cabinetta and most other Cuban Dunhills that were made, Flor de Cano Short Churchills. Every single Davidoff vitola that was ever made, limited edition humidors such as Cubatobacco 1492, Habanos 1994, Partagas 150, 155 and 157th Anniversary, Cohiba humidors and jars, Upmann glass office jars, pre embargo cigars..... even Cubans back from the 1930's!
 I always try to sell singles as well as full boxes and cabinets so clients don't have to invest a great deal to try the cigar before committing to a full cabinet. I am also happy to custom build aged sampler packs to a clients flavour profile or budget.
I'm often asked "Is an aged cigar better than a recent production or mature Havana?" The answer is that smoking aged Havanas is an acquired taste. In most cases an aged cigar will taste completely different to the equivalent recent production cigar... this is due to the effect of slow maturing/time on the cigar. A well stored Havana cigar will age and mature in a similar fashion to a fine wine. Over the first year to three years the nicotine/ammonia content and harshness associated disappear naturally and the cigars will mellow in strength whilst retaining it's general flavour characteristics.
If you are interested in selling a single cigar or a complete collection we would be more than happy to provide a free valuation service and appropriate advice.
Mitchell Orchant
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