The Cuban brand with French origins introduces its second limited edition, following the Senadores LE 2019.

The only Cuban Limited Edition for 2026 announced to date, the Quai d’Orsay Concordia, was unveiled in a world premiere this Saturday, October 24, in Madrid, Spain.

More than 400 guests and members of the Club Pasión Habanos had the opportunity to discover the Quai d’Orsay Concordia LE 2026—a grand robusto measuring 145 mm in length with a 55 ring gauge, a size known in Cuban cigar factories as preciosos.

Held at the Las Ventas bullring—a landmark of bullfighting culture—the evening was themed around the Parisian Belle Époque.

The cigar takes its name from the Place de la Concorde, the largest public square in Paris. It is presented in boxes of 20.

Habanos S.A. typically releases three Limited Editions each year; however, due to production delays, the number has occasionally been reduced in recent years. The lineup is usually announced during the Festival del Habano; however, as the 2026 edition of the festival was canceled, no official announcements regarding upcoming releases have been made—with the exception of the addition of the Talismán to the regular Cohiba portfolio, which was revealed at an inaugural event held earlier this month in London.

This is the second time that this French-origin brand has featured a limited edition. The previous one was the Quai d’Orsay Senadores (157 mm x 48), from the 2019 vintage. Furthermore, this marks the first time a Quai d’Orsay cigar has been unveiled outside of France.

The country hosting the launch event typically enjoys an exclusive period lasting several weeks or months. It is not yet clear, however, whether the Quai d’Orsay Concordia is currently available for sale in Spanish tobacco shops. It will likely be several months before it becomes available in French tobacco shops.

The recommended retail price stated by Habanos S.A. in its press release is €45.70 per cigar, though actual retail prices may vary from one country to another, depending on local regulations.

Photos: ©Habanos S.A. and Javier Márquez