Best Cheap Cigars To Buy Online: Top 10 Affordable Handmade Cigars

1. Every Day Is Cigar Day

The Every Day Is Cigar Day brand was founded by Paul Anthony and Andrius Petrucenia with the goal of making premium Nicaraguan cigars as affordable and accessible to aficionados as possible. Indeed, they believe price shouldn’t keep you from experiencing a great cigar on a daily basis. Accordingly, they founded Every Day Is Cigar Day.

By implementing a direct-to-consumer model, Every Day Is Cigar Day is able to cut out middlemen that would otherwise increase the price of your favorite cigar. Their cigar catalog currently consists of four wrappers available in seven different vitolas. They mostly sell their cigars in bundles of 16, but they also have a 4-pack of 6×52 Toro cigars ($25) that includes one of each of their wrappers. This will allow you to give this upstart cigar brand a try and determine if their blends are to your satisfaction.

2. Nub Connecticut

A creamy blend offering aromatic notes as well as yeasty brioche, the Nub Connecticut has been a longtime favourite at Bespoke Unit. Despite its squat appearance, one of these can actually provide you with an experience of at least 50 minutes.

While the RRP can be on the high side, Nubs can be picked up for a song if you’re a shrewd and patient buyer. Be sure to take a look at some of the retailers online and you’ll likely find them for around $4 when you buy a box.

3. Rocky Patel Mulligans Trophy Series

Available in bundles of 20 at just $50, the Mulligans Trophy Series is one of the lesser-known affordable blends by Rocky Patel. Indeed, Rocky is a brand that often has cheap bundles available through online retailers so you’ll likely be seeing more from him in this list.

Nutty and yeasty, the Mulligans Trophy Series is a Connecticut cigar with a distinctive terracotta note. Although it’s on the milder side, it has plenty of personality and goes wonderfully with a coffee.

4. Partagas Mille Fleurs

A celebrated classic among Cuban cigar smokers, the Mille Fleurs is well-known for its rich bouquet and brash character. While it’s far from perfect, it’s a great alternative with a fuller body than the Por Larrañaga.

Expect spicy notes of nuts and wood all the way down with a surprising finish of dried fig and pepper.

5. Oliva Serie V

Admittedly, the Serie V isn’t what you’d typically regard as a cheap cigar. Yet when you pick up a box of 24, they can come to $6 each through certain retailers. We’d say that this price is excellent value given the experience that it offers.

You’ll detect notes of different types of premium wood in each third as well as gourmand expressions of molasses, black pepper, and coffee beans. It’s no surprise that the Serie V is a favourite among the cigar community.

6. Rocky Patel Renaissance Fumas

Another cheap and cheerful option from Rocky Patel, the Renaissance is the only other cigar featured here that uses both short and long filler. Nevertheless, don’t let that put you off.

Available at $2 each when you buy a bundle of 20, it’s a delightful cigar that while may feel a little loose in the hand, offers a wonderful spectrum of flavour.

7. Arturo Fuente Gran Reserva

A staple cigar for many, the Arturo Fuente Gran Reserva offers a blend of notes that combines creamy coffee and spice.

Plenty of vitolas are available at different prices. However, the most appealing by far is the small Brevas Royale where you can pick up a box of 50 for $135. This comes to under $3 each!

8. Perdomo Habano Connecticut

A wonderful offering from Perdomo, the Habano Connecticut combines an Ecuadorian wrapper with Nicaraguan filler and binder. Overall, it produces a buttery mouthfeel with a hint of nutty bitterness before finishing with a salty cashew nut aroma.

Like the Serie V, it’s admittedly a little pricier at around $7.50 even when buying an entire box. However, it’s one of those classic humidor fillers that are always worth keeping in stock.

9. Macanudo Café

Another timeless classic, the aptly-named Macanudo Café is the perfect choice with a cappuccino or café au lait. It’s mild, mellow, and easy on the spice, which means that it’s ideal for beginners.

Meanwhile, if you’re quite fond of smaller vitolas, there are some that you can pick up in boxes of 50 for just $150! Therefore, it’s a great choice if you’re someone who enjoys a quick cigar with their morning coffee.

10. Camacho Connecticut

This blend was introduced as part of Camacho’s Bold Everyday Smoke range only a few years ago but has reached a lot of media attention. Indeed, it was part of our regular rotation for quite a while before we sadly ran out!

Additionally, we have a general preference for the box-pressed variant, which also includes American broadleaf in the filler. However, the regular parejo robusto offers excellent value if you’re happy with a sub-$10 stick.