The Gran Habano Corojo No. 5 Gran Reserva 2012, a cigar announced just prior to the 2018 IPCPR Trade Show is now heading to retailers. The Gran Habano Corojo No. 5 Gran Reserva 2012 is the fifth installment in the series.

The blend was developed by the father and son team of Gullerno and George Rico. It consists of a Nicaraguan wrapper, Nicaraguan binder, and a combination of Nicaraguan and Costa Rican fillers. The cigars are available in five sizes, each presented in 20-count boxes.

The Gran Habano Gran Reserva line is Gran Habano’s line that incorporates well-aged vintage tobaccos. The company says the Gran Reserva line is made using the top 10% best leaf from the yearly crop and aged an extra seven to eight years for being rolled. Typically the actual Gran Habano Gran Reserva cigars go through a period of four to six years aging, however the company says the 2012 installment has been aged an additional three years longer than the previous Gran Reserva releases.

Blend and Origin

Wrapper: Nicaraguan
Binder: Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaraguan and Costa Rican
Country of Origin: Honduras
Factory: GR Tabacaleras Unidas

Vitolas Available

Corona Gorda: 5 5/8 x 46 (SRP $8.10)
Gran Robusto: 6 x 54 (SRP $8.60)
Imperial: 6 x 60 (SRP $9.40)
Czar: 6 x 66 (SRP $11.10)
Grandioso: 7 x 70 (SRP $11.50)

Photo Credits: Gran Habano