Gran Habano's Well-Aged Favorite

When Gran Habano No. 5 Corojo became one of the company's most celebrated blends, the Rico family had the foresight to set aside a limited supply of the same prized Corojo wrapper tobacco. After aging patiently for seven years, that tobacco was finally put to use in a special release: Vintage 2002. Produced in limited quantities, this unique cigar showcases the benefits of time in the aging room and stands as a tribute to one of Gran Habano's most beloved creations.

From their factory just outside Danlí, Honduras, father-and-son team Guillermo and George Rico oversee every aspect of production, crafting distinctive cigars known for their complexity, balance, and value. Their hands-on approach and dedication to quality have helped turn Gran Habano into one of the industry's most respected family-owned brands.

Vintage 2002 shares the same core blend as the award-winning No. 5 Corojo, utilizing premium long-fillers from Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic. The difference lies in its star ingredient: a beautiful Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper harvested in 2002 and aged for seven years before rolling. The extra time softens the wrapper's natural spice while preserving its rich character, creating a smooth, creamy smoking experience layered with notes of earth, roasted nuts, and subtle coffee-like sweetness. Rich, refined, and exceptionally well-aged, Vintage 2002 proves that patience is often the finest ingredient.