Gran Habano
Hand-rolled Honduran cigars blended by G. Rico
- Made in
- Honduras
- Lines here
- 6
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The house
The story of Gran Habano
Gran Habano cigars are identified by Atlantic Cigar Company as Honduran in origin and blended by G. Rico. Its documented range includes the Habano #3 and the fuller Corojo #5 Maduro.
The Habano #3 is described as the classic Gran Habano blend. It occupies the middle ground between the Connecticut #1 and Corojo #5 in body, pairing a Honduran Habano wrapper with tobaccos from Nicaragua, Mexico and Costa Rica.
In 2014, Gran Habano introduced the Corojo #5 Maduro. Based on the Corojo #5 blend, it added a darker Nicaraguan Corojo Maduro wrapper to a Nicaraguan Corojo binder and fillers from Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
Milestones
Moments that made the house
- 2014
Corojo #5 Maduro introduced
Gran Habano launched a darker maduro version of the Corojo #5 with a Nicaraguan Corojo Maduro wrapper.
Craft
How they make them
The cited Gran Habano cigars are hand-rolled, long-filler products made in Honduras. The Habano #3 Czar uses a Honduran Habano wrapper with Nicaraguan, Mexican and Costa Rican tobaccos. The Corojo #5 Maduro Grandioso uses a Nicaraguan Corojo Maduro wrapper, Nicaraguan Corojo binder, and Nicaraguan and Costa Rican fillers. The Habano #3 listing also describes its blend as well-aged.
Details
Things most people don't know
- Large format
- The Corojo #5 Maduro Grandioso measures 7 inches by a 70 ring gauge.
- Classic blend
- Atlantic Cigar Company describes the Habano #3 as the classic Gran Habano blend.
- Four-country composition
- The Habano #3 Czar combines a Honduran wrapper with tobaccos from Nicaragua, Mexico and Costa Rica.
- Experienced smokers
- Gran Habano recommends the full-strength Corojo #5 Maduro for experienced cigar smokers.
In the humidor
Gran Habano up close
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