Cohiba Behike BHK 58 Going On Sale In Switzerland
Cohiba Behikes are the most sought-after cigars in the world, Cuban rarities that are ultra-expensive and produced in quantities that have long been far outstripped by demand. That heat was only amplified last February when Cuba’s cigar industry teased a new size in the line, the Cohiba Behike BHK 58. Starting on February 3, that size will go on sale, the star in a four-pack of cigars celebrating 15 years of the brand.
The 58—which measures 7 inches long by 58 ring gauge, and has the signature Behike pigtail cap—is one part of the Cohiba BHK 15 Aniversario Selection, a limited-edition set that contains all four formats from the Behike line: the BHK 52, BHK 54, BHK 56 and the new BHK 58.
The four pack will retail for CHF 1,696 Swiss Francs, or more than $2,100, meaning these cigars will sell for more than $500 apiece.
Cigar Aficionado broke the news about the new smoke on February 25, reporting from Cuba’s Habanos Festival.
The cigars in this package are each adorned with special, celebratory bands commemorating the 15th anniversary of the Cohiba Behike BHK brand, which debuted in 2010. This is the same packaging that was found at the closing gala party at the 2025 Habanos Festival.
Sales will begin February 3 at Swiss Casa del Habano stores, then will expand on February 10 to the country’s Habanos Specialist shops. There is still no word on when the 58 will go on sale in traditional packaging.
Cohiba Behikes have been hot since their debut, and became red hot when the Cohiba Behike BHK 52 was named Cigar Aficionado’s Cigar of the Year for 2010. Cigar Aficionado visits Cuba regularly, and tracks cigar availability and pricing on each of our visits. It was 2014 when a shopper could last find Behikes in stock, back when the cigars retailed for $22 (for the 52) to $31 (for the 56) per cigar. We last saw them on shelves in 2016.
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