Habano Cigars
A Habano cigar is a cigar with a wrapper made from Cuban-seed tobacco, known for its rich, robust, and spicy flavor profile that may also include notes of coffee, cedar, and chocolate.
While the term originated in Cuba, Habano wrappers are now successfully grown and used in other regions like Nicaragua and Ecuador, which have similar soil and climate conditions. These cigars are a popular choice for those who prefer a more complex and intense smoking experience.

Characteristics

• Wrapper: The defining feature is the wrapper leaf, which is grown from seeds of Cuban origin.

• Flavor: Habano wrappers produce a rich and spicy flavor, often with undertones of pepper, coffee, cedar, and even chocolate.

• Aroma: They are known for their powerful and aromatic qualities.

• Color: The wrappers are typically darker in color compared to other wrapper types, such as the classic Connecticut shade.

• Origin: While originally from Cuba, the seeds are now cultivated in other countries, most notably Nicaragua and Equador, which have become renowned for producing high-quality Habano wrappers.