H. Upmann Noellas La Casa del Habano Exclusivo
The H. Upmann Noellas represents a special exclusive release created specifically for La Casa del Habano (LCDH) retail locations. This cigar holds particular significance as it revives a production size that had been absent from the brand's regular lineup, bringing back a classic vitola for modern enthusiasts to enjoy.

Revival of a Classic
This offering is a faithful recreation of a cigar that was historically sold in similar glass jar presentations until the early 1980s. The decision to bring back this discontinued format demonstrates the brand's commitment to honoring its heritage while providing LCDH patrons with unique smoking experiences unavailable through standard distribution channels.

Specifications

| Cigar Name | Noellas |
| Factory Name | Cosacos |
| Ring Gauge | 42 |
| Length | 135 mm (5⅜″) |
| Official Weight | 8.84 g |
| Construction | Handmade |
| Bands | Standard band C with La Casa del Habano secondary band |
| Packaging | Glass jar containing 25 cigars |
Release History

Announced in 2009 with an official release date of January 1, 2009, the Noellas did not actually reach retailers until late 2010. The initial announcement indicated a production limit of 5,000 pieces, though this restriction applied only to the first production run. A second batch emerged in 2013, and additional productions have been released sporadically since that time, making this cigar available beyond its originally conceived limited status.

Consumer Ratings
Based on 79 reviews, the H. Upmann Noellas LCDH has earned strong marks from smokers:

| Elegance | 4/5 |
| Balance | 4/5 |
| Strength | 4/5 |
| Complexity | 4/5 |
| Aftertaste | 4/5 |
| Overall Rating | 4.59/5 |
Flavor Profile
Reviewers have identified a diverse range of tasting notes in this cigar. The most prominent flavors include baking spices and aromatic characteristics, which dominate the smoking experience. Secondary notes of shortbread and coffee add sweetness and depth, while leather and wood contributions provide traditional Cuban cigar complexity.
Additional flavors reported by smokers include citrus, cream, pepper, spice, almond, cedar, cinnamon, floral notes, nuts, and butter. More subtle nuances of bitter chocolate, camomile, sugar, tamarind, tea, and toast have also been detected, along with the distinctive Cuban twang that aficionados prize.
