The top-rated Full cigar in our catalog is the Liga Privada No. 9 Flying Pig, rated 4.9 at $20.83. These twelve come from 340 USD-priced cigars labeled Full, one per brand. The cheapest pick is the Asylum Premium 2012 Vintage 44x4 at $4.40. Ratings span 0.20 of a point.
Price of 12 full-bodied cigars, one per brand
The top rating, 4.90, starts at $20.83 with the Liga Privada No. 9 Flying Pig. The cheapest of the 12 is the Asylum Premium 2012 Vintage 44x4 at $4.40. Ratings span only 0.20 of a point.
top rating (4.90) — $20.83the other 11 picks
- Asylum Premium 2012 Vintage 44x4$4.40
- CAO Flathead V660 Carb$8.39
- Rocky Patel Sun Grown Maduro Robusto$8.60
- Tatuaje Cojonu 2012 Toro$9.50
- Alec Bradley Prensado Churchill$10.25
- Oliva Serie V Melanio Figurado$14.00
- La Flor Dominicana Andalusian Bull$15.00
- Montecristo 1935 Anniversary Nicaragua No. 2$16.43
- Arturo Fuente Opus X Robusto$17.50
- Liga Privada No. 9 Flying Pig$20.83
- Dunbarton Sin Compromiso Seleccion No. 7 Toro$25.00
- Padron Family Reserve No. 46 Maduro$40.00
How the list was built
Full means the catalog’s strength label is Full. Medium-Full records are excluded. The September 21, 2026 pool contains 340 rated cigars with positive USD prices, from $3.00 to $180.00, median $8.75.
| Pool | Count |
|---|---|
| USD-priced, rated Full cigars | 340 |
| Nicaragua | 187 |
| Dominican Republic | 92 |
| Honduras | 42 |
| Cuba | 2 |
| Rated 4.9 among the twelve picks | 2 |
Rank is rating, then cheaper price, one brand each. Every price represents one cigar in USD. These are historical catalog references, not verified current offers. Check current retailer prices and availability before buying.
The recorded dimensions of the Flying Pig and Dunbarton Seleccion No. 7 need correction. Their size illustrations are withheld here. Check the manufacturer’s current specification before choosing either format.
For a separate strength category, see best mild cigars.
The 12 best Full cigars, ranked
1. Liga Privada No. 9 Flying Pig
- Rating: 4.9
- Price: $20.83
- Strength: Full
The Liga Privada No. 9 Flying Pig is rated 4.9 at $20.83. Two Full cigars hit 4.9, and this reference price is lower by $19.17. The catalog’s size specification is under review.
Consider it if you want this blend at the joint top catalog rating. Confirm its dimensions with Drew Estate before choosing the format.
2. Padron Family Reserve No. 46 Maduro
- Rating: 4.9
- Price: $40.00
- Strength: Full
- Size: 5.5 x 56 Gordo, Nicaraguan Maduro wrapper, Nicaragua
The Padron Family Reserve No. 46 Maduro is rated 4.9 at $40.00. Same score as the Flying Pig, $19.17 more. It is the dearest of the twelve.
Buy it if you want the other Full 4.9 and you will pay $40.00.
3. Tatuaje Cojonu 2012 Toro
- Rating: 4.8
- Price: $9.50
- Strength: Full
- Size: 6 x 52 Toro, Ecuador Habano Oscuro wrapper, Nicaragua
The Tatuaje Cojonu 2012 Toro is rated 4.8 at $9.50. A straight 6 x 52 Nicaraguan toro, it has the lowest reference price among the six picks rated 4.8.
Buy it if you want a Full toro near $9.50 without a tapered head.
4. Alec Bradley Prensado Churchill
- Rating: 4.8
- Price: $10.25
- Strength: Full
- Size: 7 x 48 Churchill, Honduras wrapper, Honduras
The Alec Bradley Prensado Churchill is rated 4.8 at $10.25. It is the only Honduras-origin pick and the only Churchill in the twelve. It also leads the Honduran list.
Buy it if you want Full strength and a long 7-inch smoke.
5. Oliva Serie V Melanio Figurado
- Rating: 4.8
- Price: $14.00
- Strength: Full
- Size: 6.5 x 52 Figurado, Ecuador wrapper, Nicaragua
The Oliva Serie V Melanio Figurado is rated 4.8 at $14.00. It is the only Full cigar on the Oliva list.
Buy it if you want the Melanio figurado and a 4.8.
6. La Flor Dominicana Andalusian Bull
- Rating: 4.8
- Price: $15.00
- Strength: Full
- Size: 6.5 x 64 Figurado, Ecuador wrapper, Dominican Republic
The La Flor Dominicana Andalusian Bull is rated 4.8 at $15.00. The 64 ring is the widest in the twelve.
Buy it if you want a wide Dominican figurado at 4.8.
7. Arturo Fuente Opus X Robusto
- Rating: 4.8
- Price: $17.50
- Strength: Full
- Size: 5.25 x 50 Robusto, Dominican (Chateau de la Fuente) wrapper, Dominican Republic
The Arturo Fuente Opus X Robusto is rated 4.8 at $17.50. It also appears on the robusto list. Treat $17.50 as an old catalog price, not a shelf price.
Buy it if you can find Opus X; do not plan on $17.50 at retail.
8. Dunbarton Sin Compromiso Seleccion No. 7 Toro
- Rating: 4.8
- Price: $25.00
- Strength: Full
The Dunbarton Sin Compromiso Seleccion No. 7 Toro is rated 4.8 at $25.00. It shares the $9.50 Tatuaje’s score. Its recorded dimensions conflict with retailer specifications and are withheld here.
Consider it if you want this Dunbarton line. Confirm the Seleccion No. 7 size before ordering.
9. CAO Flathead V660 Carb
- Rating: 4.75
- Price: $8.39
- Strength: Full
- Size: 6 x 60 Gordo, U.S.A. Conn. Broadleaf wrapper, Nicaragua
The CAO Flathead V660 Carb is rated 4.75 at $8.39. Its 60 ring is wider than the $8.60 Rocky Patel Robusto’s 50 ring. Both have the same 4.75 rating.
Buy it if you want a cheap Full gordo and you can live with 4.75.
10. Rocky Patel Sun Grown Maduro Robusto
- Rating: 4.75
- Price: $8.60
- Strength: Full
- Size: 5 x 50 Robusto, U.S.A. Conn. Broadleaf wrapper, Nicaragua
The Rocky Patel Sun Grown Maduro Robusto is rated 4.75 at $8.60. It also appears on the robusto list. Classic 5 x 50.
Buy it if you want Full in a 5 x 50 near $8.60.
11. Montecristo 1935 Anniversary Nicaragua No. 2
- Rating: 4.75
- Price: $16.43
- Strength: Full
- Size: 6.13 x 52 Pyramid, Nicaragua wrapper, Nicaragua
The Montecristo 1935 Anniversary Nicaragua No. 2 is rated 4.75 at $16.43. It is the most expensive of the three picks rated 4.75.
Buy it if you want a Nicaraguan Montecristo pyramid at 4.75.
12. Asylum Premium 2012 Vintage 44x4
- Rating: 4.7
- Price: $4.40
- Strength: Full
- Size: 4 x 44 Petit Corona, Nicaragua wrapper, Nicaragua
The Asylum Premium 2012 Vintage 44x4 is rated 4.7 at a $4.40 catalog reference price. That makes it the cheapest of these twelve. Its four-inch length and 44 ring give it a compact format.
Consider it if you want a compact Nicaraguan cigar with a Full label. Its lower reference price comes with a lower catalog rating than the other eleven picks.
What the extra money buys
| Cigar | Rating | USD reference price |
|---|---|---|
| Asylum Premium 2012 Vintage 44x4 | 4.7 | $4.40 |
| Tatuaje Cojonu 2012 Toro | 4.8 | $9.50 |
| Liga Privada No. 9 Flying Pig | 4.9 | $20.83 |
| Dunbarton Sin Compromiso Seleccion No. 7 Toro | 4.8 | $25.00 |
| Padron Family Reserve No. 46 Maduro | 4.9 | $40.00 |
The $9.50 Tatuaje and $25.00 Dunbarton share a 4.8 rating. The two picks rated 4.9 have reference prices of $20.83 and $40.00. Price alone does not put these cigars in score order.
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What this page measures
Full is a catalog strength label, not a measure of heat or harshness. The ranking excludes Medium-Full records and prices recorded in other currencies. It compares catalog ratings and USD reference prices; it does not establish current retail availability.
Does Full mean the cigar is harsh?
No. Full is the catalog strength label. Construction and blend still vary. The $4.40 Asylum and $40.00 Padron both carry that label, despite different sizes, prices and ratings.
How are these Full cigars ranked?
We rank positive USD-priced records labeled Full by catalog rating, then cheaper price, with one cigar per brand. Size and shape do not determine rank. Conflicting dimensions are withheld until they can be corrected.
What is the cheapest Full cigar on this page?
The Asylum Premium 2012 Vintage 44x4 has the lowest reference price among these twelve: $4.40, rated 4.7. The full pool starts at $3.00, but those cheaper entries did not earn a place under the rating and one-per-brand rules.
Are any of these twelve cigars Cuban?
No. Nine picks list Nicaragua, two list Dominican Republic, and one lists Honduras as their origin. The wider pool includes two Cuban records with USD prices. A currency label is not evidence that a particular retailer stocks or can ship a cigar.