Gran Habano

More than five years after its initial review full of lots of praise, it’s time to revisit the Gran Habano Blue in Green Gran Robusto. Yes, it looks like Johnnie Walker Blue.

The three-vitola line was originally scheduled to be released in 2021, but delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic pushed the release back to last November.

The Gran Habano Persian King Type-Mod 60 is a cigar that is double-capped and can be smoked from either end. Turns out, that’s not even the most unique part of the cigar.

I was trying to find a weirder candidate for today’s redux review, so I went digging deep into a cooler of mine and opened up…

The Gran Habano Persian Queen Kiana Barber Pole LE is a offshoot of the Gran Habano Persian King, an unbanded cigar with a covered and closed…

In June 2018, Gran Habano announced a brand new line named Blue in Green, which the company described as a medium-bodied cigar blended to embody “the…

On the list of cigars that could be considered staples of retail humidors, I’d venture to include the three core lines of Gran Habano in…

Yes, it looks like Johnnie Walker Blue. And with that out of the way, a lengthier explanation of one of the newest lines from Gran Habano….

Back in 2015, Gran Habano announced a new regular production line named La Conquista, which translates from Spanish to the conquest. One year later, the company…

In May 2017, one of Gran Habano’s secretive releases finally got introduced to the world: the S.T.K. Black Dahlia. It’s heralded as a full-bodied blend…

Back in December, we reported on two new lines coming from Gran Habano this year, La Conquista and Los Tres Reyes Magos, both of which are expected  to…