Davidoff Yamasá
Davidoff Yamasá cigars from our walk-in humidor in Yuma, Arizona: the Toro, the Robusto Tubo and the Toro 4-Pack. Yamasá is a Black Band line named for the region of the Dominican Republic that grows its wrapper and binder, introduced by Davidoff at the IPCPR trade show in July 2016 and made at Cigars Davidoff in the Dominican Republic. Davidoff rates the Toro 4.5 on its five-point intensity scale. Choose a single, a 5-pack, a box of 12 or the 4-pack on each product page.
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About Davidoff Yamasá
The Davidoff Yamasá blend
| Wrapper | Shade-grown Dominican, from the Yamasá region |
|---|---|
| Binder | Dominican San Vicente seed, grown in Yamasá |
| Filler | Dominican Piloto and Mejorado; Nicaraguan Condega and Estelí |
| Made in | The Dominican Republic, at Cigars Davidoff |
| Collection | Black Band, introduced July 2016 |
| Intensity | 4.5 of 5 for the Toro (Davidoff) |
Davidoff sorts its lines into a White Band Collection of classic blends and a Black Band Collection that began with Davidoff Nicaragua in 2013; Cigar Aficionado reports that Black Band cigars are billed as more powerful than the White Band. Yamasá sits in the Black Band beside Nicaragua, Escurio and Puro Dominicano.
Davidoff Yamasá sizes and prices
Prices as listed in October 2026; each product page shows the current price and live stock.
| Cigar | Size | Single | 5-pack | Box | Per cigar in the box |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Robusto Tubo | 5 x 50, in its own tube | $24.99 | $113.95 | 12, $252.96 | $21.08 |
| Toro | 6 x 52 | $28.99 | $131.95 | 12, $292.92 | $24.41 |
| Toro 4-Pack | 6 x 52 | — | — | Pack of 4, $97.59 | $24.40 |
Both boxes of 12 are priced over $125, so they ship free.
Tasting notes and ratings
For the Toro, Davidoff lists spice, orange, earth and leather, along with wood, nuts, pepper and coffee, and cites a 90-point Cigar Aficionado rating and a 95 from Cigar Dojo. The Toro 4-Pack holds four of the same 6 x 52 cigars.
The Robusto Tubo joined the line in October 2018, a 5 x 50 in its own tube. When it launched, Davidoff said it would also be sold in a three-cigar assortment of tubed Black Band cigars.
Choosing a Yamasá
- The full-size toro: the Toro, 6 x 52, by the single, the 5-pack or the box of 12.
- Four to share or to try: the Toro 4-Pack, about $24.40 a cigar.
- Shorter, and protected for travel: the Robusto Tubo, 5 x 50 in its own tube.
What to pour with Davidoff Yamasá
Our cigar and whiskey pairing guide keeps a simple house rule: mild with mild, medium with medium, full with full. With the Toro at 4.5 of Davidoff's 5, our house suggestion is a pour with the weight to stand up to it. In the lounge, ask the bar for a pour from the spirits menu.
Keeping them fresh
Store them at a steady 65 to 70 percent relative humidity, in a humidor or a sealed bag with a two-way humidity pack; leave tubed cigars in their tubes until you smoke them. Every order ships with a Boveda humidity pack, and our cigar storage guide covers the rest.
Common questions
What is Davidoff Yamasá? A Davidoff Black Band line named for the Yamasá region of the Dominican Republic, which grows its shade wrapper and its San Vicente-seed binder. The filler combines Dominican Piloto and Mejorado with Nicaraguan Condega and Estelí. Davidoff introduced it in July 2016.
How strong is Davidoff Yamasá? Davidoff rates the Yamasá Toro 4.5 on its five-point intensity scale, the same number it gives the Winston Churchill The Late Hour Toro.
What does Davidoff Yamasá taste like? For the Toro, Davidoff lists spice, orange, earth and leather, along with wood, nuts, pepper and coffee.
Where is Davidoff Yamasá made? In the Dominican Republic, at Cigars Davidoff.
Which Yamasá sizes do you carry? The 6 x 52 Toro (single, 5-pack, box of 12), the Toro 4-Pack and the 5 x 50 Robusto Tubo (single, 5-pack, box of 12).
How much is Davidoff Yamasá? As listed in October 2026, singles run $24.99 to $28.99, the Toro 4-Pack is $97.59, and boxes of 12 are $252.96 (Robusto Tubo) and $292.92 (Toro).
What is the difference between Davidoff Yamasá and Davidoff Nicaragua? Both are Black Band lines. Yamasá is built around Dominican wrapper and binder from the Yamasá region with Dominican and Nicaraguan filler; Davidoff Nicaragua, the first Black Band line in 2013, is built on Nicaraguan tobacco.
How much is shipping? $9.99 flat, free on orders of $125 or more. Every order ships with a Boveda humidity pack.
Where do Davidoff Yamasá cigars ship from? Our walk-in humidor in Yuma, Arizona, to every state, including San Diego and California, Los Angeles, Orange County, San Francisco and the Bay Area, Santa Barbara and Montecito, Las Vegas and Nevada, Scottsdale and Arizona, Texas, Florida, New York City, the Hamptons, Boston, Princeton and New Jersey, Washington, DC, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Collectors abroad order through a U.S. forwarding address. Every order ships with a Boveda humidity pack.
Where can I buy Davidoff Yamasá cigars online? Right here. Every Davidoff Yamasá cigar we list online is on this page with its current price and live stock, and ships from our walk-in humidor in Yuma, Arizona. Every cigar comes through authorized distribution.
Where can I buy Davidoff Yamasá cigars in Yuma, AZ? At Sun of a Gun Cigars & Spirits, 1651 S Arizona Ave, the official J.C. Newman Diamond Crown Cigar Lounge, with a walk-in humidor and a full bar; see our Yuma cigar lounge page. Call 928-276-3500 to check a size before you visit.
More from the brand: Davidoff Cigars, Davidoff Nicaragua, Davidoff Winston Churchill and our Davidoff guide, or browse every brand we carry, A to Z.
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