Terry Pomerantz gives his opinion on Bolivar cigar. “Bolivar cigars are truly excellent. They are geared toward cigar aficionados who have some experience under their belts, and who love strong flavors and aromas.”
Bolivar Cigars: A Brief History
Bolivar cigars were created in Cuba at the beginning of the 20th century by José Fernandez Rocha. They were given the name Bolivar in memory of Simón Bolivar el Libertador, who freed several South American countries from Spanish colonialism.
In mid 1950s, the Bolivar brand was sold to the Cienfuentes family. This allowed Bolivar cigars to profit from international commercialization with the Partagas manufacture, thanks to whom they became well-known in the United Kingdoms and Europe.
Bolivar Cigars, Presented by Terry Pomerantz
Even though they are not quite as renowned as Cohiba cigars, Bolivar cigars definitely have their place among the best Cuban cigars. Let’s also mention that some Bolivar cigars are also among the most expensive cigars in the world.
“Made from tobaccos from the Vuelta Abajo region, Bolivar cigars are cigars that pack a punch. They are among the most powerful cigars I’ve ever tasted!” says Terry Pomerantz.
Terry adds: “The Boliva Soberano El 2018 stands out with animal notes; the Coronas Junior, the Bolivar Belicosos Finos and the Bolivar Libertador stand out with earthy aromas and the Royal Coronas with spice notes.”
Bolivar Cigars: Price List
Just like for any well-known cigar brand, you can purchase excellent Bolivar cigars at relatively affordable prices, while prices for some of the vitolas are very high.
This list is for information purposes only. Take note that these prices can vary according to several factors, including fluctuations in the value of the Canadian dollar.
Cigar | Price per Box | Price per Unit |
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Bolivar Coronas Junior | $335 | $13.50 |
Bolivar Royal Coronas | $375 | $37.50 |
Bolivar Royal Coronas | $750 | $30 |
Bolivar Belicosos Finos | $925 | $37 |
Bolivar Libertador | $925 | $92.50 |
Bolivar Soberano El 2018 | $1,825 | $182.50 |
Bolivar Gran Belicosos 2010 | $3,900 | $195 |
Where to purchase Bolivar cigars in Canada
Cigar aficionados will find specialised tobacco shops in every big Canadian city. Here are just a few:
City | Cigar Shop | Address |
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Halifax | Halifax Club Cigar Shop & Barber Shop | 1675 Granville St. |
Montreal | Vasco Cigars | Sainte-Catherine St., close to Bishop |
Quebec | Tabagie J E Giguère ltée | 61 Buade St. |
Ottawa | Ottawa Cigar Emporium | 100 Clarence St. |
Toronto | Smoking Cigar | 1540 Bayview Ave |
Winnipeg | Thomas Hinds Tobacconist | 185 Carlton |
Calgary | Tobacco Outlet | 927 General Ave NE |
Vancouver | City Cigar Emporium | 888 W 6th Ave |
Victoria | Old Morris | 1116 Government St. |
“Although they are very strong, Bolivar cigars are among the best Habanos I have ever smoked. After a nice meal, a Bolivar pairs really well with a nice scotch, enjoyed on your terrace or in your living room… with the windows open of course!” whispers Terry, with a wink and a smile.
A cigar enthusiast, Terry Pomerantz shares his expert advice on the different brands, types of cigars, and essential accessories to have. Immerse yourself in his recommendations to magnify your experience with each cigar, which you can enjoy in good company, an invitation to take the time to live each moment to the full.