Selected Tobacco Releases Petit Edition Collector Set
The five-cigar exclusive set combines three established brands with two previously unreleased vitolas, shipping to United Cigars retail partners in mid-November.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Collecting

Selected Tobacco has released the Petit Edition, an exclusive five-cigar collector's set. The set includes three established brands and two previously unreleased vitolas, with a suggested retail value of $164.
Why it matters
The release gives collectors access to two sizes not previously available from the brand, packaged with a coin and aged cigars. Shipping to United Cigars retail partners begins in mid-November.
Each set contains five cigars in sizes Atabey Idolos (4 x 55), Byron Petit Poemas (4 x 50), Alfonso Añejo No. 1 (4 x 50), Bandolero Premium Intrépidos (4 x 50), and Nelson Nobles (4 x 40), priced at a suggested $164. The extraction does not state how many sets were produced or whether the set will be restocked.
The players
Selected Tobacco
A cigar company whose vision for the set originated in Madrid, Spain, and which developed its proprietary post-roll aging process.
United Cigars
A retail partner through which the Petit Edition will be distributed beginning in mid-November.
The details
The Petit Edition arrives in a deep-wine finish package with a refined pin line decorative pattern and the Alfonso Guardian Angel coin. Each cigar is housed in its own cosmetic-grade aluminum tube and has undergone Selected Tobacco's proprietary post-roll aging process, secured by a magnetic lid tab.
Timeline
Mid-November: Petit Edition begins shipping to United Cigars retail partners.
Roadmap
Aged, collector-packaged cigar sets sit within a niche premium segment where buyers pay for maturation and presentation rather than volume. The Petit Edition fits that pattern by pairing a proprietary aging process with limited-run packaging and two new sizes.
Collectors interested in the set can expect it at United Cigars retail partners beginning in mid-November at a suggested $164 per set. Because the aging minimums are four and five years, buyers acquire cigars that are already matured and ready for use.
The takeaway
For collectors, the key question is whether a $164 set of pre-aged cigars justifies the price against buying singles and aging them personally. Checking the aging minimums and vitola sizes against your own collection goals can help decide before mid-November.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Cigar Authority.










