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Davidoff Signature 2000
- Vitola
- Corona
- Ring / Length
- 43 × 129 mm
- Wrapper
- Ecuador
- Filler & binder
- Dominican Republic
The New World Collection
In 2025, only four of Cigar Aficionado's twenty-five highest-rated cigars were Cuban. We are not making a case for the New World — the ratings already made it.
The case
A Cuban cigar is an argument for a single place. Every leaf in a Partagás comes from one island, and the blender's skill lies in what he extracts from that constraint.
The New World blender has no such constraint — and that is the whole point. A wrapper grown under shade in Ecuador. Ligero from the volcanic black soil of Estelí. A binder from Jalapa, three valleys north, where the same seed yields a rounder leaf.
This is not a substitute discipline. It is a different one, with different failure modes and a different ceiling. A great New World cigar does what no single terroir can: it holds four distinct characters in tension for ninety minutes without any of them winning.
We are not asking you to stop smoking Cuban. We operate a La Casa del Habano; that would be a strange request. We are asking you to stop treating these as one category with a quality gradient running through it.
Estelí
Volcanic black soil. The most powerful ligero in the Americas.
Jalapa
Higher altitude, mineral-rich. A rounder, sweeter leaf.
Condega
Red clay. The aromatic mid-palate that keeps a blend from going flat.
Curator's selection
Approachable strength, forgiving construction, and a price that does not punish curiosity. A box is not a single stick, so these are the ones still good on the third. Start here if Cuban is all you have smoked.
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Short vitolas, narrower rings, done inside forty-five minutes. Half an hour should not mean cutting a ninety-minute cigar short — and most of these come in packs of ten or fewer.
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Presentation boxes and references that carry a name. What you bring when the occasion is not yours. Nobody feels awkward, Cuban smoker or not.
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Before you scroll past
To answer the objection you have not said out loud
Plasencia has grown tobacco since 1865, Oliva since 1886, La Aurora since 1903, Fuente since 1912.
Factory, farm region and roll date on every box. An Alpine climate and a Spanish cedar room.
The palates choosing these boxes are the same ones choosing the Cuban ones.
Two traditions, two answers to the same leaf.
One email when something lands. No weekly newsletter, no countdown timers.
Cuban references are governed by Habanos allocation and are not part of this list. New World only.
Why order from Switzerland
Habanos Specialist and official Dépositaire for Oettinger Davidoff AG. Every box carries its factory, region and roll date.
An 18 m² Spanish cedar humidor below the boutique, at 18 °C and 70 % RH. Every order leaves from there — never a drop-ship warehouse.
The same packing standard wherever in the world it is going.
Every order is checked by hand before it leaves the humidor.
Or collect in person. Tracked delivery to Europe, Asia and mainland China, with support in English, French and Chinese.
Every box is inspected by hand in Villars-sur-Ollon, then closed across the lid with the Swiss Quality Control VIU sticker. A broken or missing sticker means the box has been opened since it left our humidor. This is what it should look like — check it on arrival.
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