Gran Habano

With a family history in tobacco stretching back over a century, Gran Habano is a testament to the passion and expertise of the Rico family. Headquartered in Honduras, the brand is celebrated for producing consistently high-quality cigars that deliver rich, complex flavors at an incredible value. From smooth and mellow blends to the iconic, full-bodied spice of their legendary Corojo #5, Gran Habano has earned a loyal following among smokers who demand quality and character without compromise.

Here at Stixx Cigar House, we are proud to present a vast collection that covers the full spectrum of the Gran Habano portfolio. Experience the bold, spicy journey of the flagship Corojo #5, the rich complexity of the 20th Anniversary, or the smooth, creamy profile of the Robusto #1. With an extensive range of wrappers, strengths, and sizes, our collection offers a perfect Gran Habano for every aficionado.

Explore our collection below and find the Gran Habano experience that speaks to you.

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  • This cigar blazes into life with chili-hot peppery notes, which are also present on the retrohales. The profile will fill out with a more rounded creaminess, sprinkled with palate-tingling sparkles that add their own interest to the thoroughly enjoyable smoking experience. As the journey continues, the sweetness detected on the cold draw starts to grow, bringing in caramel flavors to join the cream. An even burn and plentiful production of smoke help to keep everything on track as you savor that BBQ glaze taste.

    Pairing Suggestions

    Coffee:  Coffee black or with a hint of cream and sugar, lattes, espresso

    Soft Drinks: Darker molasses soft drinks like Pepsi and Coke.  Root beer will pair as well.

    Beer: Stout, Ales, IPA’s and spiked seltzers

    Spirits: Reposado and Anejo Tequilas, whisky, bourbon and scotch.  Carmel or creamy based cocktails will pair well here.

    Wine: Red wines with complexity like Cabernet, Sangiovese or Chianti.

  • The Gran Habano Corojo #5 Maduro offers a full-bodied smoking experience with a complex flavor profile. Expect notes of coffee, baking spice, nuts, chocolate, and earth. The cigar has a dark, oily Maduro wrapper and a blend of Nicaraguan and Costa Rican long-fillers. Reviewers note a smooth smoke with an even burn.

    Pairing Suggestions

    Coffee:  Coffee black or with a hint of cream and sugar, lattes, espresso

    Soft Drinks: Darker molasses soft drinks like Pepsi and Coke.  Root beer will pair as well.  For fun pour salty nuts into a coke and enjoy sipping…then snack on the coke soaked nuts while enjoying this cigar.

    Beer: Stout, Ales, IPA’s and spiked seltzers

    Spirits: Reposado and Anejo Tequilas, whisky, bourbon and scotch.  

    Wine: Red wines with complexity like Cabernet, Sangiovese or Chianti.

  • This full-bodied cigar features a four-year aged Nicaraguan Rosado wrapper, a Nicaraguan binder, and a blend of Nicaraguan, Colombian, and Peruvian fillers. Tasting notes typically include leather, red pepper, baking spice, espresso, and a hint of dried fruit. Other notes also include flavors of cedar, cinnamon, spice, and a woody-nutty profile. The cigar is known for its smooth and creamy smoke.

    Pairing Suggestions

    Coffee:  Coffee black or with a hint of cream and sugar, lattes, espresso

    Soft Drinks: Darker soft drinks like Pepsi and Coke.

    Beer: Stout, Ales, IPA’s and spiked seltzers

    Spirits: Reposado and Anejo Tequilas, whisky, smoky bourbon and scotch.  Vodka and gin Martinis.

    Wine: Red wines with complexity like Cabernet, Malbec, Sangiovese/Chianti.

  • The Gran Habano Imperial #3 is a cigar known for its medium to full-bodied profile and a rich, complex flavor experience. Some key tasting notes are nutty, coffee, spice, cocoa/chocolate, buttery, dulce de leche, nutmeg, earthy and leather.

    Pairing Suggestions

    Coffee:  Coffee w/cream and sugar, Vanilla Latte w/cinnamon, Flat white, Macchiatos

    Soft Drinks: Flavored sparkling waters, crisp citrus sodas like Sprite.  Cream soda and ginger ales pair nicely as well.

    Beer: Light beer, pilsners, hard ciders, hard seltzers, lighter style ale’s

    Spirits: Blanco Tequila, citrus margaritas, vodka and gin with citrus mixers. White rum.

    Wine: Sweeter red blends and merlots. White wines with citrus notes like Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio or creamy whites like chardonnay or resiling.

  • The Gran Habano #5 is a popular cigar and for good reason. George Rico’s blend of full-bodied tobaccos, a Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper, Nicaraguan Corojo binder and Nicaraguan and Costa Rican filler tobaccos, provide rich and spicy smoking experience. You can’t go wrong! Gran Habano recommends this cigar for experienced cigar smokers.

    Pairing Suggestions

    Coffee:  Black coffee or coffee hint of w/cream and sugar, Expresso and Cappuccino.

    Soft Drinks: Flavored sparkling waters, darker sodas like coke.

    Beer: Malt liquor, Ale’s, IPA’s, Hard seltzers.

    Spirits: Aged tequila, dark rum, scotch, whisky, bourbon, brandy and cognac.

    Wine: Big bold Cabernet, Bordeaux, Malbec, Rojas.  Rose from Pinot Noir if you want a little lighter wine. For white wine drinkers Sauvignon Blanc.

  • The Gran Habano Gran Reserva #5 2010 Corona, like other sizes of this cigar, offers a bold and flavorful smoking experience. Here are some typical tasting notes you might encounter, spice, earth, wood, coffee/espresso, sweet wood.

    Pairing Suggestions

    Coffee:  Black coffee or coffee hint of w/cream and sugar, Latte, Mocha Lattes, Expresso.

    Soft Drinks: Flavored sparkling waters, darker sodas like coke.

    Beer: Ale’s, IPA’s, Hard seltzers.

    Spirits: Aged tequila, dark rum, whisky.

    Wine: Red blends with complexity like GSM, bold Cabernet.

  • Reserve #5 2010 Imperial is a full-bodied cigar known for its smooth and complex flavor profile. This cigar offers notes of black and red pepper spices, coffee/espresso, leather, cocoa, citrus, caramel, nougat, green tea, cinnamon, and grass.

    Pairing Suggestions

    Coffee:  Black coffee or coffee hint of w/cream and sugar, Latte, Mocha Lattes, Expresso and Cappuccino dusted with cinnamon.

    Soft Drinks: Flavored sparkling waters, darker sodas like coke.

    Beer: Malt liquor, Ale’s, IPA’s, Hard seltzers.

    Spirits: Represado tequila, dark rum, honey heavy Canadian whisky.

    Wine: Red blends with complexity like GSM, bold Cabernet.

  • Gran Habano Gran Reserva #5 2010 Robusto cigars feature flavor profiles of earthy bitters and earthen wood from the oily textured wrapper to its musty aromatic qualities. A solid full bodied smoke with a straight shape and aged vintage tobaccos of Nicaraguan origin lend this smoke a spicy smoothness, rich like espresso.

    Pairing Suggestions

    Coffee:  Black coffee or coffee hint of w/cream and sugar, Latte, Mocha Lattes, Expresso and Cappuccino dusted with cinnamon.

    Soft Drinks: Flavored sparkling waters, darker sodas like coke.

    Beer: Malt liquor, Ale’s, IPA’s, Hard seltzers.

    Spirits: Represado tequila, dark rum, honey heavy Canadian whisky.

    Wine: Red blends with complexity like GSM, bold Cabernet.

  • Mellow to medium-bodied cigar known for its smooth and delicate flavor profile. It features a blend of Nicaraguan long-fillers and binder, wrapped in an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper.
    Notes of cream, toast, coffee, leather, citrus, pepper, wood with a subtle sweetness.

    Pairing Suggestions

    Coffee:  Black coffee or coffee hint of cream and sugar, Latte, Expresso and Cappuccino.

    Soft Drinks: Flavored sparkling waters, darker sodas like coke.

    Beer: Light beer, pilsners, Malt liquor, Ale’s, IPA’s, Hard ciders and seltzers.

    Spirits: Blanco and represado tequila, citrus margaritas, vodka and gin with citrus mixers.

    Wine: White wines with citrus notes like Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio as well as creamy whites.  Red blends and less complex reds like Pinot Noir.

  • The Gran Habano Robusto #3 is a medium-bodied cigar with a blend of Nicaraguan, Mexican, and Costa Rican fillers and a Nicaraguan Habano wrapper. This blend provides a flavorful experience with notes of cocoa, coffee, cedar, leather, caramel and black cherry. Finishes with a nice nutty sweetness.

    Pairing Suggestions

    Coffee:  Black coffee or coffee hint of cream and sugar, Latte, Mocha Lattes, Expresso and Cappuccino.

    Soft Drinks: Flavored sparkling waters, darker sodas like coke.

    Beer: Light beer, pilsners, Malt liquor, Ale’s, IPA’s, Hard ciders and seltzers.

    Spirits: Blanco tequila, citrus margaritas, lemon drop martini’s, vodka and gin with citrus mixers.

    Wine: White wines with citrus notes like Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio as well as creamy whites.  Red blends and less complex reds such as Pinot Noir.

  • The Gran Habano Robusto #5, offers a complex and flavorful experience with tasting notes of rich, earthy flavors, and hints of spice, sweetness, and nuttiness. The Corojo Maduro provides a more pronounced and fuller-bodied experience with notes of chocolate and coffee, while the Corojo offers a balanced profile with a hint of sweetness and earthiness.

    Pairing Suggestions

    Coffee:  Black coffee or coffee hint of cream and sugar, Latte, Mocha Lattes.

    Soft Drinks: Flavored sparkling waters, crisp citrus sodas like sprite.

    Beer: Light beer, pilsners, Ale’s, Hard ciders and seltzers.

    Spirits: Blanco tequila, citrus margaritas, lemon drop martini’s, white rum.

    Wine: White wines with citrus notes like Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio as well as creamy whites.  Red blends and less complex reds such as merlot and Pinot Noir.

  • This cigar offers a mild to medium-bodied flavor profile with notes of creamy, smooth, toasty, and naturally sweet elements. It features a blend of Nicaraguan long-fillers and binder, wrapped in an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper. Other subtle notes of coffee and spice.

    Pairing Suggestions

    Coffee:  Black coffee or coffee hint of cream and sugar, Latte, Expresso and Cappuccino.

    Soft Drinks: Flavored sparkling waters, darker sodas like coke.

    Beer: Light beer, pilsners, Malt liquor, Ale’s, IPA’s, Hard ciders and seltzers.

    Spirits: Blanco and represado tequila, citrus margaritas, vodka and gin with citrus mixers.

    Wine: White wines with citrus notes like Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio as well as creamy whites.  Red blends and less complex reds like Pinot Noir.

  • The Gran Habano Shorty Robusto #3 features a blend of Nicaraguan, Costa Rican, and Mexican long fillers, wrapped in a Jalapa Nicaraguan Habano. Tasting notes often include nuttiness, coffee, spice, cedar, and sometimes hints of bakery flavors like nutmeg, allspice, and caramel, along with a peppery finish. The cigar is generally considered medium-bodied with a smooth, rich, and well-balanced smoke.

    Pairing Suggestions

     Coffee:  Black coffee or coffee hint of cream and sugar, Latte, Mocha Lattes, Expresso and Cappuccino.

    Soft Drinks: Flavored sparkling waters, darker sodas like coke.

    Beer: Light beer, pilsners, Ale’s, IPA’s, Hard ciders and seltzers.

    Spirits: Blanco and represado tequila, citrus margaritas, vodka and gin with citrus mixers.

    Wine: White wines with citrus notes like Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio as well as creamy whites.  Red blends and less complex reds such as Pinot Noir.

  • The Gran Habano Shorty Robusto #5 (5 Corojo) offers a full-bodied, rich, and complex flavor profile, characterized by notes of deep earth, coffee, and spice, with a slightly nutty and woody undertone. It’s known for its creamy smoke, well-balanced taste, and a long, lingering finish.

    Pairing Suggestions

    Coffee:  Black coffee or coffee hint of cream and sugar, Latte, Expresso and Cappuccino.

    Soft Drinks: Flavored sparkling waters, darker sodas like coke.

    Beer: Ale’s, Lagers, iPA’s, Stout’s, hard ciders and seltzers.

    Spirits: Aged tequila, whisky, Cognac and Brandy

    Wine: Red blends and less bold reds like Pinot Noir.

  • The Gran Habano Corojo #5 Maduro offers a rich and full-bodied smoking experience with tasting notes of cocoa, leather, earth, and spice. The cigar’s robust flavor profile is enhanced by the use of a Sungrown Maduro wrapper. The blend features Nicaraguan and Costa Rican fillers, adding to the complex flavor.

    Pairing Suggestions

    Coffee:  Black Coffee or with a hint of cream and sugar, Expresso.

    Soft Drinks: Darker sodas such as Coke or Pepsi.

    Beer: Red Ale’s, IPA’s and Stouts will pair best

    Spirits: Reposado, Añejo, Extra Añejo Tequilas, Scotch, Whisky, Bourbon.

    Wine: Deep Reds with complexity like cabernet, Bordeaux, Malbec.  Port wine, Rose from Pinot Noir.

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