Sixteen thousand cigars a year. That's it. When George Rico says the tobacco dictates the production, he means it. The Corojo No. 7 is the boldest blend Gran Habano has ever released — stronger and more complex than the legendary Corojo No. 5 that built the brand. It took years of development and a rare hybrid Corojo wrapper leaf out of Jalapa, Nicaragua to get there.
A Nicaraguan puro that opens with dark cocoa and wood, transitions through earth and baking spice, and closes with dried fruit and pepper on the retrohale. Each third evolves; nothing stays static. Full-bodied and structured rather than aggressive. The 6×54 Toro gives you the time and ring gauge to let the blend develop the way Rico intended. Don't rush it.
Wrapper: Nicaraguan Corojo Hybrid (Jalapa)
Binder: Nicaraguan Corojo
Filler: Nicaraguan Corojo
Size: Toro (6 × 54)
Strength: Full
Factory: G.R. Tabacaleras Unidas S.A., Danlí, Honduras
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