Alec Bradley Releases Latest Fine & Rare

October 30, 2025 By Matthew Tabacco

In continuation of a celebrated tradition, Alec Bradley is proud to release the latest version of the Fine & Rare series. The new cigar, Alec Bradley Fine & Rare ANB-228, follows the line’s convention of including ten unique tobaccos. Each of these tobaccos has been carefully selected to form a cigar of astounding quality and taste. This marks the 14th year Alec Bradley has released a Fine & Rare cigar.

Crafted at the Raíces Cubana factory in Honduras, Alec Bradley Fine & Rare ANB-228 boasts a rich blend from four different countries: Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico and the Dominican Republic. 

  • Wrapper: Trojes C-98 (Honduras)
  • Binder: Trojes C-99 (Honduras) & Estelí C-98 (Nicaragua)
  • Filler: Jamastran C-99 (Honduras), Jamastran C-98 (Honduras), Jalapa C-98 (Nicaragua), Mexican San Andrés (Mexico), Dominican Criollo (DR), Jalapa C-99 (Nicaragua), Estelí C-99 (Nicaragua)

Bradley Rubin, Brand Ambassador for Alec Bradley, said, “We are delighted with the newest version of the Alec Bradley Fine & Rare series. After extensive testing of aged tobaccos and a meticulous blending process, we feel confident that Fine & Rare ANB-228 is one of the most luxurious and rewarding cigars we’ve ever produced with the talented artisans of Raíces Cubana.”

Fine & Rare ANB-228 is available in a single size: 7 x 50 Churchill. The release has been limited to 1,500 boxes for brick-and-mortar retailers. Each box contains ten cigars, with a price of $19.99 per cigar. Fine & Rare ANB-228 will begin shipping on November 3rd. 

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