Lampert Cigars is a boutique brand founded in 2017 by attorney Dr. Stefan Lampert, whose family comes from Triesen, Liechtenstein. Its cigars are handmade in Nicaragua (the 1675 series), Costa Rica (Ocean Breeze and the Oro Line) and the Dominican Republic (the 1593 Edición Oscura). The brand describes the Oro Line as mild to medium-strong, the 1675 Edición Azul and Rojo as medium-bodied, the 1675 Edición Morado as medium to full-bodied, and the 1675 Edición Verde and 1593 Edición Oscura as full-bodied. Typical notes include cedar, nuts and gentle spice in Azul and Rojo; mineral notes, cocoa, almond, earth and leather in Ocean Breeze; grassy, woody and nutty notes in the Oro Line; and earth, anise, espresso and spice in the Oscura. For a medium start, try the 1675 Edición Azul; for something fuller, the 1593 Edición Oscura.
Lampert Cigars
Lampert Cigars is a premium boutique brand founded in 2017 by attorney Dr. Stefan Lampert, inspired by the idea of “bespoke” cigars that marry Liechtenstein family heritage with modern, small-batch craftsmanship.
Handcrafted in Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and the Dominican Republic, lines such as the 1675 series, the 1593 Edición Oscura, Ocean Breeze and the Oro Line (including its Don Patrón Toro) range from creamy, mild to medium-strong Costa Rican smokes to full-bodied Nicaraguan and Dominican blends, with typical notes of cedar, nuts, cocoa, earth, leather and gentle spice.
Enthusiasts choose Lampert when they want elegant, well-constructed cigars with European sensibility, meticulous tobacco selection, and flavor-forward blends that feel both luxurious and refreshingly modern.
Frequently asked questions about Lampert Cigars
Who makes Lampert Cigars, and where are they made?
Lampert Cigars was founded in 2017 by attorney Dr. Stefan Lampert, whose family comes from Triesen, Liechtenstein. The cigars are handmade in Nicaragua (the 1675 series, at Fábrica Agrotabacos), Costa Rica (Ocean Breeze, and the Oro Line, which is rolled at Tabacos de Costa Rica) and the Dominican Republic (the 1593 series; the 1593 Edición Oscura is now reblended and handmade by Hendrik Kelner Jr. at the Kelner Boutique Factory).
How strong are Lampert cigars?
It depends on the line. The brand describes the Oro Line as a mild to medium-strong smoke, the 1675 Edición Azul and Edición Rojo as medium-bodied, the 1675 Edición Morado as medium to full-bodied, and the 1675 Edición Verde and 1593 Edición Oscura as full-bodied (Cigar Journal also called the earlier Edición Oscura blend full-bodied in 2023). Pick by the individual blend, not the brand as a whole.
How do the Lampert lines differ, and which should I try first?
The Nicaraguan 1675 Edición Azul pairs an Ecuadorian H-2000 wrapper with Nicaraguan and Peruvian filler, with typical notes of cedar, soft spice, nuts, earth and some citrus. The 1675 Edición Rojo uses an Ecuador Connecticut wrapper, with cedar, roasted nuts, cocoa and gentle spice. The 1675 Edición Morado, a Maduro with a Mexican San Andrés wrapper, opens with espresso and dark cocoa, then wood and sweet spice, and the oval 1675 Edición Verde shows dark roasted coffee, leather, anise, cardamom and smoky wood. The Costa Rican Ocean Breeze opens with mineral notes, cocoa and roasted almonds, then moves toward earth, leather and natural sweetness. The Oro Line shows grassy, spicy, woody and nutty notes. The Dominican 1593 Edición Oscura is one of the fuller options, alongside the 1675 Edición Verde; the brand describes the Oscura as full-bodied, with typical notes of earth, anise, espresso and spice. For a first cigar, try the 1675 Edición Azul for a medium start, or the 1593 Edición Oscura or 1675 Edición Verde for something fuller.
Where can I buy Lampert cigars online?
Oxford Cigar Company lists Lampert Cigars on its category page when in stock: https://oxfordcigarcompany.com/lampert-cigars/. Free US shipping on orders $50+.