Best Value 2015: See the Winners of the Cigar Trophy Awards

Each year, the Best Value award is presented to those cigar lines that give our readers the most bang for their buck. Due to neck-and-neck voting results in the Best Value Nicaragua category, the award was given to two brands. In 2015, the winners are: 1907 by Dunhill (Dom. Rep.), Oliva Serie V (Nicaragua), Camacho Corojo (Honduras) and Perdomo 20th Anniversary (Nicaragua).

Best Value Dom. Rep. 2015: 1907 by Dunhill

In the Dominican Republic category, the 1907 by Dunhill, launched earlier this year, came in first place. Dunhill’s third cigar line pays homage to founder Alfred Dunhill, who opened his legendary tobacco shop on London’s Duke Street in 1907.

Best Value Honduras 2015: Camacho Corojo

The Best Value Honduras Award went to Camacho’s Corojo line. After Christian Eiroa sold the brand to Oettinger Davidoff a few years ago, it underwent a re-launch in 2014 and now boasts a slightly altered 100% Corojo Honduras blend.

Best Value Nicaragua 2015: Oliva Serie V and Perdomo 20th Anniversary

Due to neck-and-neck voting results in the Best Value Nicaragua category, the award was given to two brands. Oliva Series V is considered one of Nicaragua’s classics. The puro line’s blend captivates with its complex, round aromatics and reliable production quality. Our readers were also impressed by its good value.

And for the second time, the Perdomo 20th Anniversary line was awarded a Cigar Trophy for excellent value. These Nicaraguan puros with cask-aged wrappers came on the market for the first time in 2012 to celebrate the start of Nick Perdomo’s cigar production in Miami.

See all the winners of the 2015 Cigar Trophy Awards: Cigar Trophy 2015