What Is the Sapphire Cigar Subscription?

Sapphire is one of Luxury Cigar Club's higher-end premium tiers at $69.99 per month. It sits above the entry-level Core box and the Gold, Platinum, and Palladium tiers, and below the flagship Diamond tier. November's Sapphire box holds five cigars, with two limited or anniversary releases, a rare Dominican short format, and two boutique blends from well-regarded makers.

It suits members who want a deeper cigar club experience each month: bigger names, harder-to-find releases, and an info card that explains every blend. If you are weighing the tiers, our LCC cigar subscription guide explains what each one includes and what it costs.

The Full November 2026 Sapphire Selection

Cavalier Genève Limited Edition 2026 — Full

Cavalier Genève releases a new limited edition every year, and the 2026 blend continues that tradition with an undisclosed recipe. The wrapper, binder, and filler are all kept secret; the card confirms only that it is crafted in Honduras and comes in a 6.5″ x 47 Churchill. Production is limited to 1,948 boxes worldwide, a nod to the melting point of gold and the brand's signature gold diamond, and the blend will not be repeated.

The card describes a rich, balanced, full-bodied smoke. The slender Churchill format is a good fit for that profile, since a 47 ring gauge keeps the wrapper in play and lets a full blend unfold slowly over a long session. A five-pack of the Churchill is $85.15 in our shop, which works out to $17.03 per stick. You can find it here: Cavalier Genève Limited Edition 2026.

Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust 10th Jubilee — Medium+

Steve Saka's Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust turned ten this year, and the 10th Jubilee is the anniversary cigar. It is a 5.62″ x 48 Corona Gorda with an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper over a Mexican binder, filled with Nicaraguan tobacco from four regions: Condega, Estelí, Jalapa, and Ometepe. According to the card, this is only the second time the company has used Ecuadorian Sumatra, which makes it a notable entry in the portfolio.

Four growing regions in one filler usually means layering: Estelí's weight and pepper, Jalapa's sweetness and refinement, Condega's balance, and the earthy, mineral character of volcanic Ometepe. Sumatra wrappers often add a gentle spice and a slightly sweet, woody edge. A five-pack is $99.76, or $19.95 per stick: Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust 10th Jubilee.

EGM Tiburones — Medium+

EGM is the Dominican brand founded by Alexander Kraft, and the Tiburones is its stubby 4.02″ x 52 format. It is a Dominican puro, with wrapper, binder, and filler all from the Cibao Valley. The card says the blend draws on traditional Cuban cigar-making techniques and delivers a balanced, elegant smoke built to show off Dominican tobacco. The name comes from the Taíno word for shark, a tribute to the indigenous Caribbean people and their long relationship with tobacco.

The card does not list specific flavour notes, but Cibao Valley puros in this style tend toward cedar, cream, toasted nuts, and a soft white-pepper spice. For more on the brand, read our EGM cigars guide. It is the priciest stick in the box: a five-pack of Tiburones is $117.25, which comes to $23.45 per stick. You can find it here: EGM Cigars (choose the Tiburones size).

Lampert Baba Yaga — Full

Named after the witch of Slavic folklore, Lampert's Baba Yaga is a full-bodied 6″ x 52 Toro made at Tabacos de Costa Rica. An Ecuadorian Habano wrapper covers an undisclosed binder and filler. The card lists dark earth, leather, toasted espresso, and black pepper up front, backed by cedar, warm spice, and natural sweetness, for a bold, layered profile with real depth.

This is the cigar for a long evening and a strong pour of coffee or a peated whisky. Hendrik Kelner Jr.'s brand is built on small, personal blends, which we cover in our Lampert cigars guide. A five-pack of the Toro is $86.70, or $17.34 per stick: Lampert Baba Yaga.

Warped Cloud Hopper No. 485 — Medium

Kyle Gellis blended the Cloud Hopper around a love of travel, and the No. 485 is a 5″ x 48 Nicaraguan puro made at TABSA. A shade-grown Jalapa Corojo '99 wrapper surrounds a Nicaraguan binder and a filler of Corojo '99 and Criollo '98. The card lists cinnamon, cream, fruit, and subtle spice with natural sweetness, adding up to a smooth, layered smoke.

It is the mildest cigar in the box and the easiest to reach for on a weeknight or with a morning coffee. It is also the best value in the box: a five-pack of the No. 485 is $45.45, or $9.09 per stick. You can find it here: Warped Cloud Hopper.

What Makes This Month's Box Stand Out

Rarity is the headline. The Cavalier Genève Limited Edition 2026 is a one-time blend capped at 1,948 boxes, and the Dunbarton 10th Jubilee marks an anniversary that will not come around again. Getting both in one cigar subscription box is the kind of thing that makes the higher tiers worth it.

Range is the second draw. The five cigars cover medium to full strength and five different wrapper stories: undisclosed, Ecuadorian Sumatra, Dominican, Ecuadorian Habano, and Nicaraguan Corojo. Production spans Honduras, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua, so this is a very good month to compare regional styles side by side.

Finally, the sizes make sequencing easy. Start with the Cloud Hopper on a short break, try the EGM Tiburones when you have 40 minutes, move to the 10th Jubilee over the weekend, and save the Baba Yaga and the Cavalier Churchill for long, unhurried evenings.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The five cigars are Cavalier Genève Limited Edition 2026 (6.5″ x 47 Churchill), Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust 10th Jubilee (5.62″ x 48 Corona Gorda), EGM Tiburones (4.02″ x 52), Lampert Baba Yaga (6″ x 52 Toro), and Warped Cloud Hopper No. 485 (5″ x 48).

How does a cigar subscription work?

You choose a tier, and each month Luxury Cigar Club ships a curated selection of cigars with an info card listing the blend, size, strength, and tasting notes. You can manage or cancel your plan under the terms on the subscription page.

What is a cigar of the month club?

A cigar of the month club delivers hand-picked cigars on a recurring schedule, so you discover new blends without having to research every release yourself. Luxury Cigar Club offers several tiers: Core, Gold, Platinum, Palladium, Sapphire, and Diamond.

Is a monthly cigar subscription worth it?

For enthusiasts who like to explore, yes. A monthly cigar subscription brings limited editions, anniversary releases, and boutique blends at a predictable price, and the info card helps you understand what you are smoking.

Where does the Sapphire tier fit in the cigar club subscription lineup?

Sapphire is a higher-end premium tier at $69.99 per month. It sits above Core, Gold, Platinum, and Palladium, and below the flagship Diamond tier. November's box contains five cigars.

Are these cigars suitable for beginners?

Two of the five, the Cavalier Limited Edition and the Lampert Baba Yaga, are full-bodied. Newer smokers should start with the medium Warped Cloud Hopper, then try the medium-plus EGM Tiburones and Dunbarton 10th Jubilee before moving to the full-strength cigars.

The Verdict

If you only smoke one cigar from the November 2026 Sapphire cigar subscription box, make it the Cavalier Genève Limited Edition 2026. At $17.03 per stick, it is a full-bodied, one-time Honduran blend limited to 1,948 boxes, and once it is gone it will not be made again. For the best everyday value, the Warped Cloud Hopper No. 485 at $9.09 per stick is a smooth, sweet Nicaraguan puro worth keeping in the humidor.

Want to compare tiers? Our comparison of the best cigar subscriptions in 2026 shows how they differ, and the Luxury Cigar Club subscription page will help you find the cigar club that suits your taste.