Cohiba cigars are among the most expensive Cuban cigars in Canada, with prices typically ranging from $53.99 to $199.99 per cigar. Factors such as Cuban export pricing, limited production, premium Vuelta Abajo tobacco, and Canada’s high tobacco taxes all play a role in determining how much a Cohiba cigar costs.
U.S. tariffs are reshaping the global cigar market, but what do they mean for Canadian smokers? The American embargo has long kept Cuban cigars off U.S. shelves. Now new tariffs on Nicaragua, the world’s largest premium cigar exporter, are shifting supply and demand across North America. For Canadians, the outlook is more positive. We continue to enjoy exclusive access to Cuban classics such as Cohiba and Montecristo, while also benefiting from a wider selection of Nicaraguan favourites as U.S. demand decreases. This article explains how tariffs affect pricing, availability, and consumer choice in Canada. It also explores why building a humidor that includes both Cuban elegance and Nicaraguan boldness is the smartest approach for 2025.
