Introducing the Super Premium Box of 25 Cigars
August 6, 2026
The RTS Super Premium Box is here, and it is a product we have never offered before. For the first time our finest work is available as a full box of 25 cigars. Until now it was sold in small counts only, and the most common question we got at events and by email was whether you could simply buy the whole box. As of this launch, you can. Three shapes, three wrappers, hand packed in a handcrafted cedar box, at launch pricing that puts our top tier cigar at roughly what a Premium Blend bundle of the same count costs.
Quick Answer: The RTS Super Premium Collection is now sold as a box of 25 cigars in three shapes: the Exclusivo 54 by 6.5 at $220, reduced from $375, and the Toro 52 by 6 and Torpedo 52 by 6 at $175 each, reduced from $300. Every shape is available in Connecticut for mild, Habano for medium, or Maduro for full-bodied. All cigars are made by hand by founder and master roller Raul Triana in Boca Raton, Florida, and hand packed in a handcrafted box made with the finest cedar. Free shipping applies to every order. Please allow up to 15 days for delivery.
The Super Premium is the gem of the crown of RTS Cigars. It has always been the line we point people toward when they ask what our best work looks like, and it has always been the hardest one to buy in quantity. That was a gap in our own shelf, and it is the gap this launch closes.
Nine options are live today: three shapes multiplied by three wrappers. Every one of them arrives as a full box of 25, packed by hand, sealed in cedar, and shipped free. You can see all nine and choose yours in the RTS Cigars shop.
The launch pricing is the part worth acting on. For a limited time the Exclusivo box is $220 instead of $375, a saving of $155, and the Toro and Torpedo boxes are $175 each instead of $300, a saving of $125. That places our top tier cigar at roughly the price of a Premium Blend bundle of the same count, which is not a comparison we expect to be able to offer indefinitely.
Here is the full lineup at a glance. Every shape is offered in all three wrappers at the same price, so the only decisions are size and strength.
| Shape | Size | Count | Launch Price | Regular | You Save |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exclusivo | 54 x 6.5 | Box of 25 | $220 | $375 | $155 |
| Toro | 52 x 6 | Box of 25 | $175 | $300 | $125 |
| Torpedo | 52 x 6 | Box of 25 | $175 | $300 | $125 |
All three are available in Connecticut, Habano and Maduro, and all three ship free. The Exclusivo carries the premium because it is the largest cigar in the collection, both longer and thicker, which means more tobacco in every stick and a noticeably longer smoke.
The Exclusivo is our flagship format at 54 ring by 6.5 inches. It is the one to reach for when there is no clock involved: a long evening, a celebration, a round finished and nowhere to be. The extra length and ring give the blend room to develop, and it is the box people tend to buy when they want the collection at its fullest expression.
The Toro at 52 by 6 is the size that keeps growing in popularity across the whole category, and for good reason. It is substantial without being a commitment, it suits an hour rather than two, and it is the format most people settle into once they have tried everything. If you are buying your first box and are not sure, this is the one we would point you to.
The Torpedo shares the Toro’s 52 by 6 dimensions but tapers to a pointed head. That taper concentrates the smoke as it reaches the palate and lets you adjust the draw by how much of the head you cut. It rewards a little attention and it is the choice of smokers who like having that control. If you want the longer explanation of how format changes a smoke, our guide to cigar sizes and shapes covers it in depth.
Every shape comes in the same three wrappers, and this is the choice that determines strength. Connecticut is mild, Habano is medium, and Maduro is full-bodied. The blend underneath stays the same, so you are choosing intensity rather than a different cigar.
Connecticut is the lightest of the three, and the one to choose for daytime smoking, for guests whose tastes you do not know, and for anyone newer to premium cigars. It is the safest choice for a box you intend to share widely, which is worth thinking about when you are buying 25 at once.
Habano sits in the middle and is the most popular choice across our range. It has enough presence to stand up after a meal without dominating the evening, and it is the wrapper most likely to satisfy a mixed group of smokers. If you are ordering for an office, a foursome, or a party, Habano is the percentage play.
Maduro is the full-bodied option, darker and richer, and it is the one experienced smokers tend to gravitate toward. It pairs naturally with coffee, rum and aged spirits. It is also the least forgiving choice for a shared box, so buy it for yourself or for a group you know. Our breakdown of cigar wrapper types explains what actually separates the three.
The Super Premium wrapper is a Cuban-seed Habano leaf, sun-grown in the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua, laid over a hand-selected long-filler blend. Long-filler means whole leaves running the length of the cigar rather than chopped scrap, which is what allows an even burn and a consistent draw from the first third to the last.
Every cigar in every box is made by hand by our founder and master roller Raul Triana, who came from Cabaiguan, Cuba, and brings more than 35 years at the bench to the work. He rolls them in Boca Raton, Florida, and inspects them one by one before they are packed. That is the reason we ask for up to 15 days on delivery: these boxes are not pulled from a warehouse pallet, they are filled by the person who made them.
If you want to know more about the bench and the tradition behind it, our about us page tells that story properly.
Each box of 25 is hand packed in a handcrafted box made with the finest cedar, with the RTS crest and the words “The Art, The Tradition, The Cuban Style” set into the lid. It is a genuine cedar box rather than a printed sleeve or a veneered shell, and that distinction is functional as well as visual.
Cedar is what the premium world has used for well over a century because the wood takes on and releases moisture slowly. That means the closed box buffers humidity swings instead of simply containing air, and it keeps your cigars in condition through shipping and afterward. The aroma it contributes is considered part of the experience rather than a side effect, and the wood’s natural oils help deter the tobacco beetle.
Practically, this means your box is a small humidor the moment it arrives. Keep the cigars in it, keep it closed, and store it somewhere with a stable indoor temperature. If you own a humidor, put the box inside it rather than transferring the cigars to trays. Our guide to how to store cigars walks through the details.
The obvious answer is price. At launch pricing a box of 25 cigars from the Super Premium line works out to well under what the same cigars cost bought in small counts, and free shipping applies either way. If you already know you like the line, buying the box is simply the cheaper path to the same cigars.
The better answer is what a box lets you do that a handful cannot. Twenty five cigars from one production run means you can smoke one now, one in six months, and one a year from now, and actually learn what rest does to the blend. A single cigar tells you how one cigar smoked on one evening. A box tells you what the blend really is, and it is the only honest way to find out.
A box also changes how you host. Having 25 on hand means you are never rationing, never apologizing for running short when someone unexpected joins, and never digging through a drawer for the two you were saving. For anyone who entertains regularly, that alone justifies the format.
And there is the object itself. A closed cedar box with a crest on the lid is a different thing to hand someone than a cellophane pack. It reads as considered, because it is.
A box of 25 makes an unusually good gift, and this launch lands well ahead of the fall calendar. It arrives looking like what it costs, it needs no wrapping to feel finished, and unlike most gifts in this price range it does not require the recipient to already own equipment. The box is the equipment.
For golf tournaments, client gifts and corporate thank-yous, the maths on a box of 25 is straightforward: at launch pricing the Toro or Torpedo box works out to $7 per cigar, delivered, in a presentation that does not look like a $7 gift. Several boxes across mixed wrappers covers a range of tastes without a complicated order.
If your event would be better served by cigars rolled in front of your guests rather than shipped ahead of time, that is our other business entirely. A live rolling event brings Raul and the bench to you across Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Orlando and the Florida Keys, and our guide to choosing the right cigar rolling package covers guest counts and timing. Plenty of hosts do both: rolling at the event, boxes as the parting gift.
Launch pricing is $220 for the Exclusivo box of 25, down from $375, and $175 each for the Toro and Torpedo boxes, down from $300. Every shape is available in Connecticut, Habano and Maduro at the same price. This is the best value we have offered on the Super Premium line, and it is a limited-time launch offer rather than a permanent price.
Free shipping applies to every order with no minimum. Because these boxes are rolled and packed by hand and demand for the Super Premium runs high, please allow up to 15 days for delivery. We would rather quote you honestly than rush the bench.
To order, go to the RTS Cigars shop, choose your shape, then select your wrapper on the product page before adding to cart. You can also browse the full launch on the Super Premium Collection page. If you are ordering several boxes for an event or want help choosing wrappers for a mixed group, reach us through the contact page and we will help you get it right.
For adults 21+ only. RTS Cigars products are intended for adults of legal purchasing age.
Twenty five hand rolled Super Premium cigars in a single shape and wrapper of your choosing, hand packed in a handcrafted box made with the finest cedar with the RTS crest set into the lid. Shipping is free on every order.
At launch pricing the Exclusivo 54 by 6.5 box is $220, reduced from $375, and the Toro 52 by 6 and Torpedo 52 by 6 boxes are $175 each, reduced from $300. Every shape is the same price in all three wrappers, and free shipping applies to all orders.
Three shapes: Exclusivo at 54 by 6.5, Toro at 52 by 6, and Torpedo at 52 by 6. Each is available in Connecticut for mild, Habano for medium, and Maduro for full-bodied, giving nine combinations in total. You select the wrapper on the product page before adding to cart.
Please allow up to 15 days. Every cigar is made and inspected by hand by Raul Triana in Boca Raton, Florida, and demand for the Super Premium is high, so boxes are filled to order rather than pulled from stock. Free shipping applies to every order.
Yes. The Super Premium was previously sold only in small counts and has never been offered as a full box of 25 until now. The blend and the rolling are unchanged, the format and the launch pricing are new.
Not immediately. The handcrafted cedar box buffers humidity on its own and will hold your cigars in good condition in a stable indoor room. If you own a humidor, place the closed box inside it rather than moving the cigars to trays, which keeps both the buffering and the cedar aroma working.
Yes, and mixing wrappers across boxes is a good way to cover a range of tastes. Reach us through the contact page if you want help choosing for a group, or consider a live rolling event across South Florida if you would rather have cigars rolled in front of your guests.
