Cohiba Prices in Morocco: The Official Price of Every Vitola

Cohiba occupies the entire summit of Morocco’s official price list, in force since 1 April 2026, on its own: 32 approved cigars, from the Panetelas at 330 DH to the Behike BHK 56 at 2,800 DH, with no other house slotting into the top of the tariff. That is the price of Cuba’s flagship brand — born in 1966 in the El Laguito workshop, reserved for diplomatic gifts before going on sale in 1982. Here is its complete Moroccan range, line by line, per stick, per box and in tubes; for every other brand, see our guide to cigar prices in Morocco.

What “official price” means here

In Morocco, the price of a Cohiba is not negotiated: it is set by decree, published by customs circular and identical across the official channel, from Rabat to Marrakech. One detail that matters this year: the wave of increases of 1 April 2026 raised nearly half the cigar list, but spared the entire Cohiba range — the prices below date from the January overhaul, and our full price list sets the brand among the other houses, and our Montecristo and Davidoff guides give the other two brand lists. All prices are per stick, which you can buy as such at the counter.

The Línea Clásica, the historic backbone

The founding line, with vitolas born between 1966 and 1989:

Vitola	Per stick	Box
Panetelas	330 DH	25
Exquisitos	420 DH	25
Coronas Especiales	740 DH	25
Robustos	800 DH	25
Lanceros	920 DH	25
Esplendidos	1,300 DH	25

Two landmarks: the Panetelas is the brand’s entry point on the cigar side, short and slim; the Esplendidos, a julieta of nearly 18 centimetres, remains the most famous Cohiba — and the most copied. The Lanceros, long and narrow, is the house’s historic vitola; the Robustos, its signature format.

The 1492 line: the six Siglos

Created for the 500th anniversary of Columbus’s crossing, the 1492 line climbs steadily from Siglo I to Siglo VI:

Vitola	Per stick	In tubes (case of 15)
Siglo I	400 DH	450 DH
Siglo II	500 DH	550 DH
Siglo III	700 DH	750 DH
Siglo IV	850 DH	900 DH
Siglo V	950 DH	1,000 DH
Siglo VI	1,100 DH	1,200 DH

The progression reads easily: each Siglo gains in girth and length, and the tariff follows in steps of 100 to 200 DH. The Siglo I at 400 DH is the classic initiation vitola; the Siglo VI, a generous cañonazo, the regulars’ favourite. The tubed version — the aluminium tube, sold in cases of 15 — costs 50 to 100 DH more per stick and protects the cigar on the move, a real argument under the Moroccan climate.

Maduro 5, Medio Siglo, Talisman: the recent lines

Vitola	Line	Per stick	Box
Secretos	Maduro 5	420 DH	10 or 25
Medio Siglo	—	750 DH	25
Magico	Maduro 5	900 DH	10 or 25
Genios	Maduro 5	1,000 DH	10 or 25
Talisman (2017 edition)	Limited edition	620 DH	10
Piramides Extra	—	1,300 DH	10 (tube: 1,500 DH, case of 15)

The Maduro 5 line dresses its vitolas in a wrapper aged five years, darker and sweeter; the Medio Siglo, born for the brand’s 50th anniversary, distils the fashionable short-and-thick format. The Talisman 2017 is the list’s curiosity: a limited edition still approved at 620 DH.

Behike: the summit of the summit

Vitola	Per stick	The box of 10
Behike BHK 52	2,000 DH	20,000 DH
Behike BHK 54	2,500 DH	25,000 DH
Behike BHK 56	2,800 DH	28,000 DH

The three Behikes — the number gives the ring gauge — are the most expensive cigars on the Moroccan list, all brands included. At this level a box of 10 costs as much as a scooter, and buying by the stick makes full sense: Morocco’s list allows it, which many markets do not.

The box of 10, in round figures

The list is quoted per stick; for those who think in boxes, here are the references sold by 10:

Reference	Per stick	The box of 10
Secretos	420 DH	4,200 DH
Talisman 2017	620 DH	6,200 DH
Magico	900 DH	9,000 DH
Genios	1,000 DH	10,000 DH
Piramides Extra	1,300 DH	13,000 DH
Behike BHK 52	2,000 DH	20,000 DH
Behike BHK 54	2,500 DH	25,000 DH
Behike BHK 56	2,800 DH	28,000 DH

For the classics in boxes of 25, count on 10,000 DH of Siglo I, 20,000 DH of Robustos, 32,500 DH of Esplendidos. An opened box keeps: our guides to choosing a humidor and to humidity stop such a purchase from drying out.

Starting Cohiba at 16 DH

The brand also has its small format, and it is the cheapest way in:

Reference	Packet	Price	Apiece
Cohiba Mini (and White Mini)	10	160 DH	16 DH
Cohiba Club (and White Club)	10	180 DH	18 DH
Cohiba Short	5 or 10	140 / 280 DH	28 DH
Cohiba Wide Short	6	300 DH	50 DH

A Cohiba Mini at 16 DH against a Panetelas at 330 DH: twenty times less for the same band, while you learn the gestures. Our guide to cigarillos details what the small format offers — and what it does not replace.

Where to find them in Morocco

In the five official Habanos counters — the Casa del Habano in Casablanca (two), in Rabat and in Marrakech, and the Habanos Especialist at M Avenue — supplied by the exclusive distributor of Havanas in Morocco, and at approved resellers for the common references. That distributor has a name: Altadis Maroc, the Société marocaine des tabacs — the former Régie des tabacs, part of the Imperial Brands group since 2008 — which Habanos S.A. names as its exclusive distributor for the kingdom: it imports every box of Cohiba sold legally in Morocco and runs the Casa del Habano network. The Behikes and the editions are asked for at the counter, and sometimes waited for: stocks are erratic, call before you make the trip. Our guide to where to buy covers the channel city by city.

One last word that doubles as a guarantee: Cohiba is the most copied brand in the cigar world, and the administered list is your best fake detector. An Esplendidos at 600 DH, a Robustos “on offer” at half the tariff: that is never a bargain, it is a counterfeit. At the official price, at the official counter — that is the whole rule, and it fits on one line.