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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best Partagas cigars for beginners?

Partagas is a full-bodied Cuban brand, so newer smokers should approach thoughtfully. The Serie D No. 4 is the most iconic entry point — Cuba's best-selling robusto, full-bodied but manageable at around 45 minutes, delivering the classic Partagas earthiness, dark coffee, and pepper in a format that has introduced countless smokers to the brand. Start here before exploring the longer, more intense Lusitanias.

How much do Partagas cigars cost?

Partagas cigars at Fine Cigars Club typically range from around £18 for the Serie D No. 4 up to £45 or more for the Lusitanias and Heritage formats. Free UK delivery is available on orders over £50.

Do you deliver Partagas cigars in the UK and worldwide?

Yes — we offer fast UK delivery and ship worldwide. Orders over £50 qualify for free UK delivery. All cigars are carefully packaged to maintain condition in transit.

What is the difference between Partagas Serie D No. 4, Lusitanias, and Heritage?

The Serie D No. 4 is the flagship — a full-bodied robusto and Cuba's best-selling size in this brand, packed with dark earth, coffee, and pepper character. The Lusitanias is the grande format — a double corona delivering over 90 minutes of the richest, most complex Partagas experience; it's one of the great long cigars of Cuba but requires experience and patience. Heritage is a premium line using specially selected aged Vuelta Abajo leaf for additional refinement and depth beyond the classic range.

How should I store Partagas cigars?

Store in a humidor at 65–70% relative humidity and 16–18°C. Avoid fluctuations in temperature or humidity, which can cause the wrapper to crack or the cigar to dry out. If you don't have a humidor, Boveda humidity packs in a sealed container are a practical short-term alternative.

Are the Partagas cigars on this site genuine?

Yes. All Partagas cigars sold by Fine Cigars Club are genuine Cuban cigars bearing the EMS (English Market Selection) stamp, which indicates they have been designated for the British market and passed additional UK quality and authenticity inspections.