Small Cigars

Notes of coffee, cedar, sweetness, grass, and white pepper combine to create a tasty smoking experience. This Nicaraguan puro sports a savory, red-hued Habano wrapper. Crafted by Esteban Carreras in Nicaragua, these smaller cigars are packaged in a portable tin designed for everyday smoking and travel.

Bold and complex, the Esteban Carreras Chupacabra Maduro delivers a powerhouse profile of spice, earth, roasted nuts, and rich coffee. This 100% Nicaraguan puro is cloaked in an oily, dark maduro wrapper, offering a slow burn and full-bodied depth. Handmade in Nicaragua, it captures both strength and refinement, living up to the legend it’s named after with an invigorating, myth-worthy smoking experience. Crafted by Esteban Carreras in Nicaragua, these smaller cigars are packaged in a portable tin designed for everyday smoking and travel.

Cream, cedar, baking spice, and natural sweetness define the Esteban Carreras Cashmere, delivering a smooth, medium-bodied profile with a soft, silky texture that lives up to its name. Notes of nuts, toast, and subtle pepper develop throughout the smoke, creating a balanced experience that stays refined without becoming too heavy. Crafted by Esteban Carreras in Nicaragua, these smaller cigars are packaged in a portable tin designed for everyday smoking and travel. Despite the shorter format, the blend maintains the line’s signature combination of silky smoothness, gentle spice, and refined complexity, making it an ideal grab-and-go option for fans of mellow, flavorful smokes.

Cream, cedar, roasted nuts, and gentle spice define the Zino Honduras, an approachable medium-bodied cigar that brings a richer Honduran character to the modern Zino lineup. Smooth and balanced with a touch more depth than its Nicaraguan counterpart, it delivers an easygoing profile built for everyday smoking. Produced at the Camacho factory in Honduras for Zino, the blend features an Ecuadorian wrapper over Honduran tobaccos from Copán and the Jamastran Valley. While positioned as a follow-up to the Zino Nicaragua, the release reconnects the brand with its Honduran roots