What Is the Platinum Cigar Subscription?

Platinum is Luxury Cigar Club’s premium cigar-of-the-month tier at $50.95 per month, delivering five cigars a box. In the lineup, it sits above the entry-level Core and the Gold box, just below Palladium, and below the higher-priced Sapphire and flagship Diamond tiers. If you want a monthly cigar subscription with more room for limited releases and exclusives, Platinum is worth a look. Like every cigar subscription box from Luxury Cigar Club, it is built around one idea: a curated mix of cigars you may not pick for yourself, with a card that tells you what you are smoking and why.

The Full November 2026 Platinum Selection

Cavalier Genève Limited Edition 2026 — Full

Cavalier Genève is known for exclusive annual releases, and the 2026 edition keeps that tradition going with an entirely undisclosed blend. The card lists the wrapper, binder, and filler as undisclosed, so the mystery is part of the appeal. We do know that it is crafted in Honduras in a 6.5″ x 47 Churchill, and that it is designed to deliver a rich, balanced smoking experience.

Production is limited to just 1,948 boxes worldwide, and there are no plans to repeat the blend. The card describes it as a nod to the melting point of gold and Cavalier’s signature gold diamond. A five-pack is $85.15, or $17.03 per stick: Cavalier Genève Limited Edition 2026.

Tradecraft Shinobi — Full

The Shinobi is a Luxury Cigar Club exclusive. Crafted by Rob Blumenthal and produced at Tabacalera La Isla in the Dominican Republic, this 5.5″ x 52 Gran Robusto uses an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper over a Mexican San Andrés binder, with Nicaraguan, US, and Dominican filler. The card describes a dark, slow-burning cigar with layers of coffee, cinnamon, cocoa powder, and saffron over a steady sweetness, finishing smooth and lingering.

A five-pack is $70.38, or $14.08 per stick, and it is a natural partner for the Cavalier Genève when you want two full-bodied cigars at the same time of the evening: Tradecraft Cigars Shinobi.

Casdagli Daughters of the Wind Rosado — Medium+

This is the box’s most distinctive cigar. The Daughters of the Wind Rosado introduces a new expression of the celebrated line, with a Costa Rican Habano Rosado wrapper and binder over a blend of Costa Rican, Dominican, and Nicaraguan fillers. It is crafted at IGM Cigars in Costa Rica, and the card calls it softer and more approachable than the original, with natural sweetness, delicate floral notes, and plenty of depth.

The vitola is the 6″ x 52 Durra, a box-pressed torpedo. A five-pack of the Durra is $112.20, which is $22.44 per stick and the highest price in the box. It is available here: Casdagli Daughters of the Wind Rosado.

Warped Cloud Hopper No. 53 — Medium

The Cloud Hopper was created by Kyle Gellis and inspired by a shared love of travel with his brother Devin. This 5.25″ x 42 No. 53 is a medium-bodied Nicaraguan puro made at TABSA, with a shade-grown Jalapa Corojo ’99 wrapper, a Nicaraguan binder, and Corojo ’99 and Criollo ’98 fillers. The card lists cinnamon, cream, fruit, and subtle spice with a natural sweetness. If Corojo is new to you, our Corojo cigars buying guide is a good primer.

A five-pack is $42.93, or $8.59 per stick, which makes it the value pick of the month: Warped Cloud Hopper.

Zino Honduras — Medium+

Zino rounds out the box with a cigar built on Honduran tobaccos from the Jamastrán Valley and the Copán region, beneath an Ecuadorian wrapper, with Honduran binder and filler. The card says the bold spice of Jamastrán is balanced by the sweeter, woody, earthy qualities of Copán, and lists rosewood, orange, and cream notes that evolve with each draw. The card names it a Robusto in the copy but lists the size as a 6″ x 50 Toro, so go by the size when you are choosing your moment.

This blend is not currently available in our online store, so there is no price or link to share. Keep an eye on the club if you want to know when that changes.

What Makes This Month’s Box Stand Out

Range is what stands out. Five cigars, five distinct tobacco stories, and wrappers from Ecuador, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and an undisclosed source give this cigar club box a lot to explore. Strength steps from medium to full, so you can smoke your way through the month in a deliberate order: the Cloud Hopper for a relaxed afternoon, the Zino Honduras and Rosado for a medium-plus evening, and the Shinobi and Cavalier Genève when you want full strength.

Scarcity is the second theme. The Cavalier Genève is limited to 1,948 boxes worldwide, and the Shinobi is a Luxury Cigar Club exclusive. If you like the cigar of the month club experience because it puts rare cigars in your hands, November delivers. For a wider look at how services compare, see our cigar subscription comparison.

Frequently Asked Questions

What cigars were in the November 2026 Luxury Cigar Club Platinum box?

The five cigars are the Cavalier Genève Limited Edition 2026 (6.5″ x 47 Churchill), Tradecraft Shinobi (5.5″ x 52 Gran Robusto), Casdagli Daughters of the Wind Rosado (6″ x 52 Durra box-pressed torpedo), Warped Cloud Hopper No. 53 (5.25″ x 42), and Zino Honduras (6″ x 50 Toro).

How does a cigar subscription work?

You sign up for a tier, and each month a curated selection of cigars ships to your door along with an info card listing the blend, vitola, and tasting notes. You choose the tier that matches your budget and taste, and you can manage or cancel your plan according to the terms on the subscription page.

What is a cigar of the month club?

A cigar of the month club is a recurring subscription that sends you a hand-picked group of cigars every month. Luxury Cigar Club offers several tiers, from the entry-level Core box up to the flagship Diamond tier, so there is a cigar club subscription for most budgets.

Is a monthly cigar subscription worth it?

For many smokers, yes. A monthly cigar subscription gives you access to exclusives and limited editions, like this month’s Shinobi and Cavalier Genève release, along with notes on how each cigar is meant to smoke. Five cigars a month at $50.95 is a good fit for those who like variety.

How is the Platinum tier different from other tiers?

Platinum is a premium tier at $50.95 per month with five cigars. It sits above Core and Gold, and below Palladium, Sapphire, and Diamond. Moving up the ladder generally means higher prices and more limited selections.

The Verdict

If you only have time for one cigar from the November 2026 Platinum cigar subscription box, make it the Cavalier Genève Limited Edition 2026. At $17.03 per stick, a one-time, undisclosed Honduran blend limited to 1,948 boxes is exactly what a premium cigar club box should deliver. For a different mood, the Casdagli Daughters of the Wind Rosado at $22.44 per stick is the refined, floral choice, the Tradecraft Shinobi at $14.08 is the coffee-and-cocoa pick, and the Warped Cloud Hopper at $8.59 is the easy one.

Ready to see what lands next? Explore the Luxury Cigar Club subscription tiers and find the monthly cigar subscription that fits your smoking habits.