Cohiba is preparing to ship the 2025 edition of its ultra-premium Spectre cigar to select retailers starting June 16. The limited release is noted for its rare tobaccos, distinctive construction, and unique packaging.
This year’s blend features a 7-year-aged Havana Connecticut 2017 wrapper and introduces the first Criollo ’98 filler tobacco grown in Mao, Dominican Republic—a first for the brand. The blend also includes a Mexican San Andrés binder and additional filler tobaccos from San Andrés and Cuba’s Vuelta Abajo region.
“Spectre has always been about pushing the limits of what’s possible,” said Sean Williams, Cohiba Brand Ambassador. “Rare tobaccos, flawless construction and packaging that is in a league of its own. This year, we’ve taken it even further.”
Produced at General Cigar Dominicana, the new Spectre is offered in a single Toro size (6 x 52) and packaged in a cylindrical wooden box that opens to reveal 10 individually sealed metal tubes. Each tube contains its own humidification system, and the box doubles as a travel humidor.
The cigars are priced at $149.99 each, with the full 10-count box retailing for $1,499.99. Quantities are limited and will be allocated to authorized Cohiba retailers.
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