Gurkha His Majesty's Reserve is Most Expensive Cigar

by Rigel Celeste (RSS feed)
Mar 7th 2010 at 2:01PM

Gurkha has a reputation of being the best of the best in the cigar world, and His Majesty's Reserve has the honor of holding the title of world's most expensive cigar. Made from the most expensive cognac and premium tobacco, HMR consists of a secret blend of filler tobaccos from all over the world wrapped in a rare aged Dominican wrapper before being infused with Louis XIII Cognac (the process uses an entire bottle). Less than 100 boxes of His Majesty's Reserve are made each year and getting your hands on one will not only be difficult, but will also cost you $750 per cigar or $15,000 per box.

Via JustLuxe

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so cal Mar 7th 2010 3:38PM

may as well just go buy some of the cognac. the cigars are not very good at all.

bwolfe22 Mar 7th 2010 4:03PM

agreed. the cigars are overpriced. i would hardly classify the brand in the top ten.

hey dude7 Mar 7th 2010 3:55PM

Not even close on your reporting.

1st.) Gurkas has the reputation of being for stupid people that buy in to the expensive =best.

2nd.) Gurkas can be had @ Jr`s for a fraction of their MSRP.

3rd.) Long time smokers and aficionados, would not smoke this crap to save our children.

4th.) The list of reputable cigar makers is to long to print, and even at the end of the list gurka will have an assterisk to note that this sticks were a private joke.

What a shame to see someone so ignorant reporting something she does not know jack about.!

bwolfe22 Mar 7th 2010 4:07PM

agree with the above. this brand is not even close to mediocre. sounds like someone read the press release and let it go at that

Gil Mar 9th 2010 7:45AM

Looks like an opportunity for Bill Clinton to get an endorsement. These would also be appropriate for member of Congress to smoke as they piss away the tax revenues from the next four generations.