Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Deals
  3. Deals

Expand Your Horizons With This 10-Pack of the Best Cigar Brands

Our Top Pick Bearded man smoking, possibly one of the best sweet cigars.
Jon T / Unsplash

With so many cigar brands out there and so many types under each brand, it can be really hard to know where to start or what to explore, especially since you’d have to essentially buy full packs just to test things out. Luckily, Cigaro has a great 10-pack sampler that will give you a lot of options to consider from some of the best cigar brands on the market. While this sampler bundle usually goes for $65, Cigora has discounted it quite heavily down to just $40, coming out to $4 per cigar, so it’s well worth grabbing if you want to try a bit of everything.

BUY NOW

Recommended Videos

Why you should buy the Big Brand Sampler

While there are a lot of options in here, and it would be hard to go over all of them, there are a few standouts that are worth mentioning. For example, Macanudo Cafe and the Montecristo White Label are two really great mild options for those who don’t enjoy the fuller profile of some other options. Both cigars are also made by some of the oldest makers out there, one from Cuba and one from Guatemala; they’re both classic smokes if you want something a bit more traditional.

Another interesting couple of options are the Cohiba Red Dot and the Drew Estate Undercrown Maduro, both relatively legendary cigars, with medium profiles that are great all-around smokes. They are both sweet, while the Red Dot provides creamer notes, and the Undercrown offers a bit more earthy tones, both of which are really enjoyable to experience. Finally, the Buffalo Trace Cigar is a great option if you want a cigar to pair with a bourbon, and with a full profile, it’s quite perfect for that job.

All in all, the Big Brand Sampler has an excellent selection from across the brands that anybody should enjoy. It’s also pretty great if you’ve been wanting to expand your horizons for a while and don’t know where to start, and with the discount that brings it down to just $40, it’s hard to argue against in terms of value.

BUY NOW

Buffalo Trace: Used under license.

Albert Bassili
Former Deals Writer
Albert’s been a tech and gaming writer for over a decade, writing for websites such as CNET, PopSci, and How-To-Geek, and…
The Seiko Prospex PADI Special Edition is 20% off, and a stunning green dial dive watch for $500 is worth knowing about
Seiko Prospex SRPL53 PADI Edition drops to $500 (20% off): automatic, green dial, unidirectional bezel.
Seiko Prospex PADI Special Edition deal

The Seiko Prospex has been a reference point in accessible dive watch design for decades, and the PADI Special Edition SRPL53 is the version of that story with the most personality. It's down to $500, a $125 saving off its $625 list price, and the green crosshair dial and PADI endorsement make this a Prospex worth picking over the standard colorways at this price.

get the deal

Read more
The Frederique Constant Highlife Heartbeat is down to $1,649, and the blue dial and heartbeat aperture make it genuinely hard to put down
Frederique Constant Highlife Heartbeat drops to $1,649 (25% off): open-heart dial, sapphire crystal, Swiss automatic.
Frederique Constant automatic watch deal

Swiss watchmaking at this price tends to split into two camps: watches that look the part but don't show you anything, and watches that give you a window into the movement underneath. The Frederique Constant Highlife Heartbeat FC-310N4NH6B sits firmly in the second group. It's down to $1,649 at Amazon, a $546 saving off its $2,195 list price, and the open-heart aperture at 6 o'clock makes it one of the more visually interesting automatics available at this price right now.

get the deal

Read more
A Japanese automatic with 200M water resistance and a striking orange strap for $358: the Bulova Marine Star is on sale
Bulova Marine Star Series A drops to $358.76 (45% off): Japanese auto, 200M WR.
Bulova Marine Star deal

The Bulova Marine Star Series A is not a watch that tries to blend in, and at $358.76 it doesn't need to. That's a $291 saving off its $650 list price for a Japanese automatic with 200M water resistance, a two-tone stainless steel case, and an orange silicone strap that commits fully to the maritime brief. For anyone who wants an automatic that makes a point of being noticed, the Marine Star at this price is a very easy recommendation.

get the deal

Read more