Davidoff’s $90 Gift Assortment Packs AVO, Camacho, Zino and Baccarat for the Holidays
Davidoff has been briefing retailers on a new 10-count Gift Assortment built for the holiday counter, and it does something a little unexpected: there is not a single Davidoff-branded cigar in the box.
Cigar Coop reports the pack brings together four other brands in the Davidoff family — AVO, Camacho, Zino and Baccarat — at a suggested retail price of $90. That works out to $9 a cigar if you spread the price evenly, which is the kind of number that makes a sampler an easy yes when someone asks what to put under the tree for a smoker.
We have not seen a separate consumer press release from Davidoff of Geneva on this pack, so we are sticking to what Cigar Coop reported from the retailer briefing and to the official product photo from Oettinger Davidoff AG.
What Is in the Box
Cigar Coop lists ten cigars. All but one are described as toro-sized offerings; the exception is the Camacho Triple Maduro, which comes in as a gordo:
- AVO Classic No. 2
- AVO XO Legato
- AVO Syncro Nicaragua Toro
- Baccarat The Game
- Zino Nicaragua Toro
- Zino Honduras Toro
- Camacho Connecticut Toro
- Camacho Ecuador Toro
- Camacho Corojo Toro
- Camacho Triple Maduro Gordo
Cigar Coop’s report spelled the first AVO as “Clasic No 2.” The familiar regular-production cigar is AVO Classic No. 2, a long-running toro in the Classic line, and that is the spelling we are using here.
Looked at by brand, the box is weighted toward Camacho (four cigars), then AVO (three), Zino (two) and a single Baccarat. That is a useful spread if the goal is a gift that is not ten versions of the same profile. You get Connecticut-leaning and fuller Camacho options, AVO’s milder-to-medium Dominican side plus a Nicaraguan Syncro, Zino’s Nicaragua and Honduras toros, and Baccarat The Game as a wildcard in the mix.
It is also a box that stays inside Davidoff’s non-Davidoff portfolio. If the person you are buying for only wants a Winston Churchill or a Davidoff Signature, this is not that gift. If they like to shop around the family’s other lines — or if you want to hand someone a guided tour of those lines without buying four separate bundles — this is a much cleaner fit.
A Holiday Sampler at a Gift-Friendly Price
Ninety dollars for ten cigars is the story as much as the blend list. Premium samplers can climb quickly once you start mixing recognizable names, and a $9 average puts this closer to a stocking-stuffer or office-gift range than to a luxury presentation set.
That is a different idea from some of the other gift boxes we have covered this fall. The Atabey Ritos Gift Set is a five-cigar, aged-puro-and-ashtray package at a much higher price. Selected Tobacco’s Petit Edition Set is another tightly built, aged-cigar gift. Davidoff’s assortment is doing something more everyday: ten ready-to-smoke cigars from four approachable brands, in a single gift box, at a price most people can actually say out loud.
Cigar Coop did not publish a national street date or a production limit. The company is informing retailers now. We will not invent a “now in stores nationwide” claim, or a “limited edition” label the source did not use. If you want one for the holidays, the practical step is to ask a Davidoff, AVO or Camacho retailer whether they have been allocated the Gift Assortment and when they expect it.
Davidoff Gift Assortment at a Glance
- Product: Davidoff 10-count Gift Assortment
- Brands in the box: AVO, Camacho, Zino, Baccarat (no Davidoff-branded cigars)
- Contents: AVO Classic No. 2, AVO XO Legato, AVO Syncro Nicaragua Toro, Baccarat The Game, Zino Nicaragua Toro, Zino Honduras Toro, Camacho Connecticut Toro, Camacho Ecuador Toro, Camacho Corojo Toro, Camacho Triple Maduro Gordo
- Sizes: Toros, except the Camacho Triple Maduro Gordo
- Suggested retail price: $90 ($9 per cigar, averaged)
- Timing: Retailers are being briefed; no firm national street date in the coverage we reviewed
The Cigar Guys’ Take
This is a gift box that makes sense on paper. It is not trying to be a Davidoff prestige item, and it should not be sold that way. It is a $90 sampler that lets someone try four of the company’s other brands in one sitting — or, more realistically, over a couple of weekends — without committing to a full box of any of them.
For a new smoker, the Camacho Connecticut and AVO Classic are an easy on-ramp. For someone who already has a house cigar, the Syncro, the two Zinos and the Triple Maduro gordo give the box a little more range than a single-brand five-pack. Just go in with the right expectation: you are buying a holiday assortment from the Davidoff family, not a 10-count of Davidoffs.
Ask your authorized retailer about availability, and if you are still building a holiday list, it is worth stacking this one next to the other gift sets we have already covered rather than treating it as the only option on the shelf.
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*Sources: Cigar Coop: Davidoff Releases 10 Count Gift Assortment (Nov. 10, 2026), with product photography credited to Oettinger Davidoff AG*
