While you can purchase a 21-inch "Woody," there are ceremonial cigars that far exceed these. For example, Cuban rollers have crafted cigars over for festivals in Tampa and Havana. However, these are strictly for display and are not commercially available for purchase.
While the average cigar is roughly five to seven inches long, enthusiasts looking for the "biggest" can choose between extreme boutique novelties and record-breaking production pieces that require a small fortune—and several dozen friends—to smoke. The Ultimate Commercial Giant: Gran Habano "El Gigante" biggest cigar you can buy
The absolute largest cigar ever made as a production item is the Gran Habano Corojo #5 "El Gigante" . Measuring nearly and weighing approximately 1,200 pounds , it holds a ring gauge of 1,920. While you can purchase a 21-inch "Woody," there
: Released by Aganorsa Leaf, this stick is 10 inches long with a massive 100 ring gauge . It was designed specifically to test the "mandible's articulation capabilities" and retails for approximately $40. While the average cigar is roughly five to
: The Inch by E.P. Carrillo line was named because its 64-ring gauge version measures exactly one inch in diameter. World Records vs. Buyable Cigars
For those seeking a cigar that actually fits in a hand (albeit barely), the following options represent the upper limits of the retail market:
: It is fully intended to be smoked and comes with a special device that allows 40 people to enjoy it simultaneously. Top Retail "Goliath" Cigars