List of products by brand H. Upmann

For the first time, Habanos, S.A. is incorporating an exclusive and identifying foot band for its collections. H. Upmann SUPER MAGNUM (56 ring gauge x 180 mm long) is an even-sized vitola with the largest ring gauge in the brand's standard portfolio. The Magnum line is characterized by its blends of elegant and nuanced character and a medium strength.

H. Upmann Magnum 52 is the cigar chosen by Habanos SA to celebrate the Lunar New Year 2022. Measuring 148 mm by a 52 ring gauge, the H. Upmann Magnum 52 also represents a completely new vitola in the Habanos portfolio. The factory name given to it was Segundos. A special cigar for special occasions.

The H.Upmann Regalias is the third release in the Línea Retro, presented in aluminum tins with 5 mild-to-medium Petit Coronas (5.1” long by 42 ring gauge). It has a nice construction and burns very well. It is a perfect cigar for a morning smoke, or an afternoon smoke, that can appeal both to seasoned smokers and newcomers to Habanos.

The H.Upmann Connossieur No.2 is a 2020 release, a medium-full bodied 5.25” (134 mm) by 51, and comes in a bundle of 25 cigars, inside a slide-lid cedar box.. It is the only Habanos cigar which has a ring gauge of 51. The factory name is known as Bohemios in Cuba and it was first presented in Germany in late 2020.

The H Upmann Magnum 50 is a classic Cuban medium smoke, of Double Robusto format. Very elegant, it has all the characteristics and taste of a H Upmann cigar. A superb cigar that any cigar connoisseur ought to try. Released as a Limited Edition in 2005, due to its huge success, Habanos decided to make it a standard production in 2008, to the delight of its many experts.

The H. Upmann Magnum Finite is a Cuban cigar released as the 2024 Limited Edition, highly anticipated by collectors and aficionados. 
It features a completely new vitola (format) called "Singulares," with a 53-ring gauge and a length of 130 mm. It is characterized by a light to medium strength and is made with tobacco leaves from the prestigious Vuelta Abajo region, aged for a minimum of two years. 
Initial reviews indicate that the cigar is promising but needs more aging time to develop its full potential, as it can be harsh when freshly released.