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Boxes of Montecristo cigars are 30% off this weekend

By Briley Kenney Published March 2, 2024

Montecristo cigars in boxes and on sale. — Montecristo

One of the most renowned brands in the cigar industry is Montecristo, founded in 1935 when Alonso Menendez and Pepe Garcia introduced some of the first blends. Montecristo offers a wide range of delectable treats from the Epic Vintage 12 to the 1935 Anniversary and the White series. Whatever your preference, Cigars.com has an incredible deal available this week, allowing you to save up to 30$ off boxes from the brand. All the cigars mentioned, including way more, are on sale and available at a discount. Now’s the perfect time to try out a new cigar or stock up, but it won’t last long. Take a look when you have a minute, you won’t regret it.

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Why you should shop this Montecristo cigars sale

First, let’s point out that you can save upwards of $70 on select Montecristo boxes during this sale. The Montecristo Double Corona , for example, is $259 this week, usually $332 — saving you $73.

But with most sales like this, even brand-focused sales, you tend to find certain SKUs omitted. That’s not the case here, as almost everything worthwhile from the brand is on sale from the 1935 Anniversary to the Monte . Boxes include 10 to 20 cigars, depending on the blend and size, and it’s one of the best ways to stock up on your favorite sticks, especially if you have a decently sized humidor.

Montecristo cigars make excellent dailies or regulars, and if you have a lineup — a series of cigars you smoke throughout the day or evening — they really can be substituted in most places. Light to medium is excellent in the morning or around lunchtime, while medium to full is best in the evenings or later in your lineup. At the risk of calling it out multiple times, the 1935 Anniversary is full, dark, delicious, and perfect for those later smokes. Some other callouts include Montecristo Espada, Nicaragua No. 2, and the Platinum Series. Also, I would be remiss if I forgot to mention the 1935 Anniversary Edicion Diamante .

To wrap it up, you’ll want to head to Cigars.com soon if you plan on shopping or grabbing a box. The sale will be over before you know it, and it’s a fantastic opportunity to save on one of the most popular brands out there.

Not sure where to start? First time? No problem, we have an ultimate guide to smoking for beginners that can help.

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