H. Upmann
Hand-rolled Honduran cigars with Connecticut Shade wrappers
- Made in
- Dominican Republic · Honduras · Nicaragua
- Lines here
- 9

The story of H. Upmann
H. Upmann is described by Atlantic Cigar Company as a storied brand. Its 1844 Classic is presented as a new edition to the H. Upmann range.
The 1844 Classic is made in Honduras and offered in formats including a 7 x 50 Churchill and a 5 x 52 Robusto. Both are listed as medium-strength, Colorado Claro cigars.
Altadis is identified as the blender. The blend combines a Connecticut Shade wrapper with selected aged Honduran binder and filler tobaccos.
How they make them
The H. Upmann 1844 Classic is handmade in Honduras as a long-filler cigar. It uses selected aged Honduran tobaccos for both binder and filler beneath a Connecticut Shade wrapper. Atlantic Cigar Company describes the wrapper as providing more strength than traditional Connecticut Shade wrappers, resulting in a medium-bodied profile.
Things most people don't know
- Blend composition
- The 1844 Classic uses Honduran tobacco for both its binder and filler.
- Blender
- Altadis is identified as the blender of the H. Upmann 1844 Classic.
- Construction
- The line is listed as hand-rolled and long-filler.
- Churchill format
- The 1844 Classic Churchill measures 7 x 50.
- Robusto format
- The 1844 Classic Robusto measures 5 x 52.
- Wrapper color
- Both cited formats are listed as Colorado Claro.
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