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Zino Nicaragua
Zino Nicaragua

Zino Nicaragua

4.5 (6 Reviews)
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  • Strength

    Medium

  • Origin/Country

    Honduras

  • Wrapper Type

    Connecticut Shade, Ecuador

  • Binder

    Semilla 56 Seco, Nicaragua

  • Filler

    Nicaragua, Dominican Republic, Honduras

  • Made

    HM

  • Flavored

    Natural
VITOLA PACKING PRICE QTY
Zino Nicaragua Half Corona

Corona

4 x 44

Pack of 5

In Stock

US$ 30.95
Zino Nicaragua Robusto

Robusto

5 x 54

Pack of 4

In Stock

US$ 27.95
Zino Nicaragua Short Puritos

Short Purito

3 1/4 x 26

Pack of 50

Out of Stock

US$ 56.95

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Box of 10

In Stock

US$ 10.95
Zino Nicaragua Toro

Toro

6 x 50

Pack of 4

Only 2 left

US$ 29.95
Zino Nicaragua Short Torpedo

Torpedo

4 x 52

Pack of 4

Out of Stock

US$ 25.95

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About Zino Nicaragua

Zino Nicaragua cigars are a bold tribute to the adventurous spirit of Zino Davidoff, crafted under the meticulous eye of Master Blender Hendrik "Henke" Kelner. Though the name highlights Central American tobacco, this sought-after blend is a multinational triumph rolled at Oettinger Davidoff AG's Honduran facilities. Kelner designed this line to capture a modern, medium-bodied profile that appeals to today’s aficionado. The careful selection of terroir from three different countries guarantees a dynamic and complex smoke straight from our aging room.

In terms of tasting notes, this blend starts with a smooth, creamy delivery thanks to its premium Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper. As the burn progresses, the Nicaraguan Semilla 56 seco binder and the mixed filler—hailing from Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, and Honduras—introduce rich, peppery nuances. You will notice prominent flavors of dark chocolate, freshly roasted coffee, and subtle hits of salted cashews and leather. The draw remains flawless from start to finish, ensuring the flavorful oils of the ligero and seco leaves coat the palate evenly without becoming overpowering.

What makes this line incredibly sought-after is our commitment to perfection before it even reaches your humidor. At Cigar Country, we maintain strict 70/70 climate control, meaning every box arrives factory-fresh and ready to light. Interestingly, despite being named "Nicaragua," the blend's genius lies in how the Dominican and Honduran tobaccos temper the aggressive Nicaraguan spice, making it a perfectly balanced daily smoke for any lounge regular.

More Blend Details

Origin: Honduras 

Factory: Oettinger Davidoff AG 

Available Sizes: Half Corona (4 x 44), Robusto (5 x 54), Short Puritos (3 1/4 x 26), Toro (6 x 50), Short Torpedo (4 x 52)  

Packaging: Boxes of 10, Packs of 4, Packs of 5, Packs of 50 

Ratings: This blend includes cigars rated above 85 points by Cigar Aficionado.

Pairing & Recommendations

To perfectly complement the tasting notes of this medium-bodied smoke, pour a glass of aged Central American rum, such as Flor de Caña 12 Year, or a double shot of freshly brewed espresso. The dark chocolate and cashew flavors of the cigar intermingle beautifully with the natural sweetness of the rum or the roasted bitterness of the coffee. This pairing is ideal for a mid-afternoon break or a relaxed post-dinner gathering with friends in the lounge.

Always treat the delicate Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper with respect. Use a sharp double-guillotine cutter for a clean, straight cut, ensuring an effortless draw. When lighting, toast the foot slowly with a soft flame or hold your torch at a distance; roasting it too aggressively can scorch the wrapper and ruin the initial flavor profile. Take slow, deliberate puffs to maintain a cool, even burn, allowing the diverse terroir of the fillers to transition smoothly from cedar and cream to leather and spice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here you'll find answers to frequently asked questions for both first-time and experienced smokers

Is Zino Nicaragua Cigars good?

Absolutely, this blend is highly regarded by both casual smokers and critics, earning a solid 85 point rating from Cigar Aficionado. Depending on the size, you can expect to pay anywhere from $10.95 for a box of 10 Short Puritos to around $27.95 for a 4-pack of the Robusto vitola, making it a premium yet accessible choice. The combination of Hendik Kelner’s blending expertise and Davidoff’s strict quality control ensures that every stick delivers a consistent, medium-bodied profile with flawless construction.

No, it is not a Nicaraguan puro. While the name highlights the inclusion of Nicaraguan tobacco, the blend actually utilizes leaves from several different countries. Specifically, it features an Ecuador Connecticut Shade wrapper, a Nicaraguan binder, and a filler blend containing tobaccos from Nicaragua, Honduras, and the Dominican Republic. This multi-national approach allows the Master Blender to create a more balanced and complex flavor profile.

No, the different vitolas will provide slight variations in flavor intensity and smoking time. For example, a thinner ring gauge like the Half Corona will highlight the creamy, nutty notes of the wrapper, while a thicker Toro will give you more of the earthy, spicy influence from the filler tobaccos. This happens because the ratio of wrapper to filler changes depending on the size of the cigar. Aficionados often test multiple sizes within a line to find the specific format that best suits their palate.

“Semilla 56” refers to a specific seed varietal of tobacco grown in Nicaragua, and in this cigar, it is harvested from the seco priming of the plant. The seco leaves are found in the middle section of the tobacco plant, offering a perfect balance of flavor and combustibility. Using this specific leaf as a binder helps ensure an even burn while contributing subtle spice and structural integrity to the overall smoke. 

You can easily buy these cigars directly through Cigar Country to guarantee they arrive factory-fresh. Pricing ranges from about $25.95 to $30.95 for the various 4-packs and 5-packs, offering excellent value for this level of quality. If you are visiting the Dominican Republic, you can shop in person at our two physical store locations, or take advantage of our convenient delivery service that ships premium cigars directly to your hotel or resort.

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