Lampert Cigars has announced the Limitada 2026, the latest installment in the company’s annual limited-edition series.
For this year’s release, Lampert has gone with a 6″ x 54 box-pressed toro made at Tabacos de Costa Rica. The cigar uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over a Habano 2000 binder, with fillers from Nicaragua’s Jalapa region, the Dominican Republic, and Ecuador.
The Limitada series gives Lampert an opportunity to introduce a different blend each year, with the 2026 edition taking the line in the direction of an Ecuadorian Connecticut-wrapped profile.
“The LIMITADA series gives us the opportunity to create something truly special each year,” said Dr. Stefan Lampert, founder of LAMPERT CIGARS. “For the 2026 edition, we wanted to develop a sophisticated blend that remains approachable while offering enough complexity to keep evolving throughout the smoking experience.”
Lampert Limitada 2026 cigars are packaged in boxes of 10, priced at $195 per box, or $19.50 per cigar. According to the company, the entire production has already been sold to retailers. Members of Lampert’s Black Card program will receive priority access through participating Black Card retailers.
The company did not announce the total number of cigars produced or a specific retail release date.
Cigar Details
- Name: Lampert Limitada 2026
- Size: 6″ x 54 (Box-Pressed Toro)
- Wrapper: Ecuadorian Connecticut
- Binder: Habano 2000
- Filler: Jalapa, Dominican Republic, Ecuador
- Factory: Tabacos de Costa Rica
- Packaging: 10-count boxes
- MSRP: $195/box ($19.50/cigar)
- Production: Limited
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