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Honduran Habano

Alec Bradley Kintsugi

Cinnamon, Roasted Coffee and Hazelnut

Alec Bradley

About Alec Bradley Kintsugi

Kintsugi, launched in late 2020, sits on a Honduran (Trojes) Habano wrapper with Honduran and Nicaraguan binder and filler. The cigars live in the medium‑bodied, medium‑strength lane and commonly present cinnamon and roasted‑coffee notes with hazelnut or pecan sweetness and a cedar‑earth backbone. Core vitolas include Robusto, Corona Gorda, Toro and Gordo, with occasional limited Chunk samplers.

  • Made in Honduras
  • Medium
  • Honduran (Trojes) Habano
  • Cinnamon, espresso/roasted coffee, hazelnut/pecan, cedar, earth, sweet spice

Honduran Habano

Alec Bradley Kintsugi

Kintsugi is a medium‑bodied line wrapped in Honduran (Trojes) Habano with Honduran and Nicaraguan binder and filler. Expect cinnamon and roasted coffee up front with hazelnut or pecan sweetness and a cedar/earth backbone.

Sizes

  • Robusto — (5.0" x 50)
  • Corona Gorda — (5 5/8" x 46)
  • Toro — (6.0" x 52)
  • Gordo — (6.0" x 60)
  • Chunk — (4 1/4" x 60)

Strength

Medium

Country of Origin

Honduras

Wrapper

Honduran (Trojes) Habano

Binder

Honduran, Nicaraguan

Filler

Honduran, Nicaraguan

Year Released

2020

Flavor Profile

Cinnamon, espresso/roasted coffee, hazelnut/pecan, cedar, earth, sweet spice

Kintsugi is an approachable medium blend built on a Honduran (Trojes) Habano wrapper with both Honduran and Nicaraguan binders and fillers. The smoking profile leans on warm baking spice—cinnamon notes—paired with roasted coffee or espresso and nutty sweetness (hazelnut, pecan), all riding a cedar and earth backbone. Construction is forgiving: draw and burn are often solid and the finish favors lingering sweet‑spice and toasted cedar rather than aggressive pepper. The line’s restraint is its hook—sweet and roasted elements take the lead while the overall strength stays moderate and accessible.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Kintsugi is built over a Honduran (Trojes) Habano wrapper with Honduran and Nicaraguan binder and filler; editorial sources and the brand page place origin and production in Honduras for the regular-production sizes.