New changes in tobacco prices in Spain. The Official State Gazette (BOE) has updated the rates for some brands of cigars and cigars for tobacconists on the Peninsula and the Balearic Islands.
These new prices came into force from the moment of their publication in the BOE. As provided by Law 13/1998, these prices are proposed by the tobacco companies or companies that import these products into our country; and they are mandatory for tobacconists or different establishments that sell tobacco.
A. Flores
Gran Reserva Corojo Puritos Cans (30) – €3.25
Gran Reserva Desflorado Puritos Cans (30) – €3.25
Gran Reserva Sungrown Cigarettes Cans (30) – €3.25
A. Flores El Saman
Rugged M20 (20) – €5.75
Robust Short (20) – € 5.75
Rugged Shorts M20 (20) – €5.50
Short Toro (20) –6,50 €
Short Toro M20 (20) – 6,30 €
Torazo (20) –6,80 €
Torazo M20 (20) –6,50 €
Jewel of Nicaragua
Wartime CT Old (20) – €8.25
Yesteryear CT Robusto (20) – €7.50
Former Grand Consul (20) – €7.65
Old Robusto Grande (20) – €7.40
Dark Corojo The Hammer (20) – €8.75
Warlike Grand Reserve (20) – €9.35
Grand Reserve Grand Consul (20) – €9.10
Gran Reserva Robusto (20) – €8.25
Jewelry from Nicaragua Antique 1970 Smooth (20) – €9.25
Jewelry from Nicaragua Antique 1970 Lancer (20) – €8.60
Jewel of Nicaragua Antique 1970 Magnum 660 (20) – €10.60
Jewel of Nicaragua Antique 1970 Robust Large Pipe (3) – 7.90 €
Nicarao
Chubby Classic (20) – €5.95
Nicarao Clásico Gordito 4 1/8 x 50 Mallet M10 (10) – €5.90
Nicarao Classic Minute 5 x 42 (20) – €5.75
Nicarao Classic Minute 5 x 42 M (10) – €5.70
Nicarao The Preferred 5 x 52 C16 (16) – €12.50
PDR The Alternative
Triple B Petit Gordo M (10) – 2,95 €
Triple B Robusto M (10) – €2.95
Triple B Short Robusto M (10) – 2,40 €
Triple B Wide Toro M (10) – 3,30 €
Dessert
Burnt Gordo (13) – €14.80
Brulee Robusto (13) – €13.40
Makla Bouhlel Bentchikou (30 g) – € 1.20
These are the tobacco brands that have changed their prices, according to the latest update, published last Saturday, July 2.
As has already been said, the price of tobacco is determined by what manufacturers or importers establish. These communicate it to the Commissioner for the Tobacco Market, who only approves it and makes it generally known so that tobacconists and retailers can update it.
The portal of the Government Administration indicates the different tax rates —the percentage that the Treasury takes— with which the sale of tobacco is taxed. These are 51% of the price of each pack, 15.8% for cigarettes, 41.5% for rolling cigarettes and 28.4% for the rest of the tobacco.
However, other tax charges are added to this tax, which raise the total tax, according to data from the Tobacco Table in 2020, they accounted for 77% of the RRP.
