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Zino cigars are part of the Oettinger Davidoff portfolio, with contemporary blends built around tobaccos from Central America, the Dominican Republic and Ecuador. The current Zino portfolio includes Zino Nicaragua and Zino Honduras, two distinct lines with different tobacco compositions while maintaining the approachable, medium-bodied character associated with the brand.

Zino Nicaragua combines an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper with Nicaraguan binder and a multinational filler blend, while Zino Honduras pairs an Ecuadorian wrapper with Honduran binder and filler tobaccos. Explore Zino cigars online at Cigars N Cigars.

Zino Honduras Robusto 5 x 54 premium cigar

Zino Honduras Robusto

$33.95 - $151.95

Zino Cigars: Nicaragua and Honduras

Zino is a cigar brand within the Oettinger Davidoff portfolio. The modern Zino range includes Zino Nicaragua and Zino Honduras, with each line using a different tobacco composition. Both are produced in Honduras and use Ecuador-grown wrapper tobacco, while their binder and filler blends distinguish the two lines.


Zino Nicaragua Cigars

Zino Nicaragua uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder. The filler combines tobaccos from Nicaragua, Honduras and the Dominican Republic. Despite the Nicaragua name, the cigars are manufactured in Honduras. The line is offered in multiple formats, including Half Corona, Short Torpedo, Robusto, Toro and Gordo.


Zino Nicaragua Tobacco Blend

The Zino Nicaragua blend brings together tobacco from several growing regions. Beneath the Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper is a Nicaraguan binder, while the filler incorporates Nicaraguan, Honduran and Dominican tobaccos. This multinational construction differentiates Zino Nicaragua from the more Honduras-focused composition of Zino Honduras.


Zino Honduras Cigars

Zino Honduras expands the Zino portfolio with a blend centered on Honduran tobacco. The cigars use an Ecuadorian wrapper over Honduran binder and filler tobaccos and are produced at Diadema Cigars de Honduras S.A. The line was introduced in 2026 as a distinct counterpart to Zino Nicaragua.


Zino Honduras Robusto

The Zino Honduras Robusto measures 5 x 54 and uses an Ecuadorian wrapper with Honduran binder and filler. Its shorter length and 54-ring gauge provide the Honduras blend in a traditional Robusto-style format. Cigars N Cigars currently carries the Zino Honduras Robusto in the Zino collection.


Zino Honduras Toro

The Zino Honduras Toro measures 6 x 50 and uses the same Ecuadorian wrapper and Honduran binder and filler composition as the Robusto. The longer 6-inch format provides an alternative to the shorter, wider 5 x 54 Robusto.


Zino Nicaragua vs. Zino Honduras

Zino Nicaragua and Zino Honduras are separate blends within the same Zino brand. Zino Nicaragua uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, Nicaraguan binder and fillers from Nicaragua, Honduras and the Dominican Republic. Zino Honduras uses an Ecuadorian wrapper over Honduran binder and filler. Shoppers choosing between them can therefore compare not only vitola but also the underlying tobacco composition.


Where Are Zino Cigars Made?

The current Zino Nicaragua and Zino Honduras lines are produced in Honduras. Zino Honduras is manufactured at Diadema Cigars de Honduras S.A., the Honduran production facility within the Oettinger Davidoff group. Zino Nicaragua is also manufactured in Honduras despite Nicaragua appearing in the line name.


Who Makes Zino Cigars?

Zino cigars are part of the Oettinger Davidoff portfolio. The Zino name is associated with Zino Davidoff, while today's Zino portfolio is positioned separately from the core Davidoff cigar lines. Zino Nicaragua and Zino Honduras provide distinct tobacco blends under a single Zino brand identity.


Choosing a Zino Cigar

For comparison, start with the blend. Zino Nicaragua combines an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper with Nicaraguan, Honduran and Dominican tobaccos, while Zino Honduras emphasizes Honduran binder and filler beneath an Ecuadorian wrapper. Within each line, the available vitola then determines cigar length and ring gauge.