Buy Cigars Online in Philippines

For cigar lovers in the Philippines, we provide access to top‑tier brands: iconic Cuban names like Cohiba and Montecristo, distinguished Dominican and Nicaraguan blends, even limited editions and regional variants. Each cigar is stored under ideal humidity and temperature until dispatch from our warehouse, and every shipment is prepared with care to ensure it arrives in the Philippines ready to enjoy.

Cuban cigars are among the most sought‑after by Philippine aficionados, and we cater carefully. Every Cuban cigar you order comes with a certificate of authenticity, a detailed commercial invoice, and packaging that meets international shipping standards. This attention to detail helps your parcel clear Philippine customs more smoothly and gives you peace of mind that you’re receiving genuine quality, not a questionable shipment.

Importing cigars into the Philippines is subject to various duties and taxes, but rest assured: we handle our shipments with utmost discretion and support you every step of the way.

First, for travellers bringing cigars into the Philippines, the passenger duty‑free allowance allows 50 sticks of cigars (or the equivalent tobacco quantity) for those aged 18 or over.

For commercial or courier‑type imports, all goods (including cigars) are subject to import duty, excise tax and VAT according to the value declared (CIF = cost + insurance + freight).

Recent updates show that cigars are taxed under the excise regime which includes an ad valorem tax of about 20% of the net retail price, plus a specific tax of ₱7.749 per cigar equivalent unit for certain categories.

Because of these rules, when you place an order for delivery to the Philippines, you should anticipate the possibility that customs may assess duties and taxes before your package is released. That said, our shipping is designed to be as discreet and compliant as possible to minimise risk of delay.

Our shipping policy for the Philippines is straightforward: we offer free express shipping on all orders over €500 (equivalent to approximately ₱29.000). For orders under that threshold, a flat shipping fee of €50 (or approximately ₱2.900) applies.

Please note that when your cigars arrive in the Philippines, customs may impose import duties, excise charges, and VAT based on the declared value and cigar classification. Upon clearance, delivery typically takes 2-5 business days, depending on customs processing.

There is a possibility that your cigar shipment may be delayed at customs due to inspections, especially if the declared value, quantity, or documentation raises questions. However, we take care to ensure maximum discretion with our packaging. All orders are shipped in discreet, non-descript packaging, minimizing attention and risk of issues during inspection.

If customs holds your shipment, they will likely assess import duties, excise taxes, and VAT based on the total declared value. Once these fees are paid, the shipment will be released. While this can add to the delivery time, it is a standard procedure.

We want to reassure you that, although the customs process can sometimes result in a delay, we handle everything with transparency and will assist you if you need support with the payment of any required fees. Our goal is to make sure your cigars arrive smoothly, without complications.

Of course, they can, but we take strong precautions to prevent that. Each cigar is inspected before packaging, wrapped securely with bubble or cushioning protection, packed with a humidity‑control core (like a Boveda 72% pack), and placed in a sturdy, discreet outer package. These measures help maintain aroma, structure and flavour so that when your cigars arrive in the Philippines, they’re fresh, intact and ready to smoke.