Zino Honduras

The Zino Honduras is the boldest cigar Davidoff has put under the Zino name, a full-bodied blend that returns the value line to the Honduran tobacco it was built on. It launched June 26, 2026 as the follow-up to 2021's Zino Nicaragua, but where that cigar aimed for medium-bodied balance, this one was blended for power. What sets it apart is the Honduran core. The wrapper is a single Ecuadorian leaf, oily and even, but everything inside is Honduran: binder and long fillers from two of the country's benchmark regions, Copán and the Jamastrán Valley. It's rolled at Diadema Cigars de Honduras, the factory behind Camacho, which knows Honduran tobacco as well as anyone working today. That core is where the intensity comes from. Expect a fuller, Honduran-forward profile: black pepper and earth up front, with leather, cedar, and espresso building through the middle. Davidoff's blending keeps the power in check, so it reads bold without turning harsh. This is the intensity Zino Nicaragua held back. Zino Honduras Details: Wrapper: Ecuadorian Binder: Honduran Filler: Honduran (Copán & Jamastrán Valley) Sizes: Half Corona 4x44, Robusto 5x54, Toro 6x50 Strength: Full-Bodied Tasting Notes: Black pepper, earth, leather, cedar, espresso Estimated Smoke Time: 30 – 60 minutes Made at Diadema Cigars de Honduras, Honduras Choosing Your Size Half Corona (4x44) — A 30-minute smoke that delivers the full blend in a short format. The five-count tin ships pre-cut, built for grab-and-go. Robusto (5x54) — The widest ring in the line, which puts more filler in every draw. The roundest, fullest expression of the blend. 45 to 55 minutes. Toro (6x50) — The longer format, with more room for the profile to evolve front to back. The pick when you want the full hour. 55 to 65 minutes.