Gran Habano #5 Corojo is one of the core expressions in the Gran Habano portfolio, built around a fuller profile than the brand’s Connecticut and Habano offerings. Made in Danlí, Honduras, the line uses a Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper over a Nicaraguan Habano binder and a filler blend from Nicaragua and Costa Rica. That recipe gives the collection a darker, more forceful character while staying rooted in the value-minded, handmade approach that has long defined Gran Habano.
Across the line, the blend is known for full body and a flavor profile that leans toward earth, spice, and deeper natural sweetness rather than creaminess or softness. Gran Habano’s current materials also describe notes of dark chocolate and spice, which fits the cigar’s richer overall identity. The range has been offered in a broad selection of traditional and less common shapes, from smaller formats to larger ring gauges, making the blend available in several expressions without changing the line’s central character.
The collection has earned meaningful recognition as well. Cigar Aficionado rated the Gran Habano Corojo No. 5 Lunch Break 91 points in 2021, a reminder that the line’s reputation is tied not only to its bolder blend but also to its consistency across formats. For smokers looking within the Gran Habano family for a more robust Corojo-driven profile, Gran Habano #5 Corojo remains one of the brand’s defining regular-production lines. ...Read More
These cigars are awesome in all sizes. They taste like good cigars did in the 90's. Well built and shareable, but not often! 5 stars!
BySluggo
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Gran Habano #5 Corojo Shorty Robusto
Creamy and Tangy
I've been on a quest to find a robust smoke in the "Nub" size and shape category, without paying Nub prices, and I have to say this fits the bill nicely. I love the 60 gauges, but I can't always commit to the time it takes to smoke a magnum (6x60). Enter this nifty little 4x60 Shorty Robusto!
To look at it, it seems pretty unassuming. There is a simple elegance to the red bill-board style label around each cigar that simply says, "Corojo #5." The Nicaraguan wrapper has that nice red muddy quality that I just love. It's shiny, not toothy or gritty and with very few veins. I'd put its firmness at about 4/5. The light-ups and draw are perfect and so far, I've been through half a box of these. I have experienced no canoeing or plugs. I think that may also be one of the benefits of a four inch cigar. It produces a salt and pepper colored ash which is more on the firm, mostly non-flaky side, so it drops off well when thumped. The flavor...a notable blend of sweet and savory along with a hint of tanginess. A little smoked ham and noticeable notes of pine cones and pineapple bark. Also, a little cedar. It's mellow and only mildly spicy and the smoke possesses a creaminess that I usually only find in more Connecticut Shade types.
I'd say this is a good call for the beginner-turned-intermediate smoker who is looking to engage in more complex pastures. It won't let you down and there is no fighting with it. The price is right, too. I'm always trying a good many new cigars each year and I believe this is one of my best discoveries of 2024!
BySluiceyourgob
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Gran Habano #5 Corojo Rothschild
Gran Habano Corojo #5
A great hour and a half smoke that has plenty of flavor from start to finish. I've been smoking cigars for 13 years and this is my "Go To" favorite. If you like Full flavor without the head spins, this is your cigar!
The price point might encourage you as well
ByEarl
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Gran Habano #5 Corojo Rothschild
Gran Habano Corojo #5
This cigar is small but has a smoking time of approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. I have smoke many cigars over the past 13 years and this one is my favorite. The strength is full but not overpowering, and the construction is almost always flawless. Give it try; you'll be glad you did.
This was a great cigar with an experience that you will be disappointed when it’s over.
At light up I got some spice in the back of my throat not really on the retro. Started with earthy notes with a light chocolate and some leather. The earthy note from light was the strongest for most of the cigar. Going into the final 3rd, was my favorite section, it had a great bitter dark chocolate note with a balanced sweetness to finish it off. It was a medium body with a smooth creamy texture smoke and a perfect draw.
ByRyan
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Gran Habano #5 Corojo Grandioso
Awesome smoke
I found it to be the smoke I was looking for. And I have smoked many!!! It’s strong and delicious. As I inhale my lungs sure tell me about it but I am going to keep smoking. I can smoke two a day!!
BySmokin Jo
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Gran Habano #5 Corojo Shorty Robusto
GOOD CIGAR
Good smoke , slow burn , good taste and sturdy !
ByJC
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Gran Habano #5 Corojo Lancero
That's a lancero!
Not often really appreciated, the lanceros are very hard work to make them smoke.
One of my favorite cigars is the famous Cohiba lancero which is amazing, but hard for the pocket. This one is very similar, easy to smoke with lots of fun, very spicy and might ask you to get rid of it as quick as possible. So you are on the brakes. If I consider all the lanceros I smoke, I would say that this one is the one. And so elegant. A jewell for a lady or a young milord.
Try it, you shall be surprised.
Byneodali
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Gran Habano #5 Corojo Rothschild
ADEPT OF RANGE GRAN HABANO COROJO # 5
The Rothschild module is a very nice format that I particularly like. A little shorter than the robusto, the divine happens much faster and manure is almost nonexistent. This cigar is delicious, light, discreet, it is no less satisfying and more at a modest price, I still have two three boxes in my humidor. Ideal for coffee breaks.
ByNeodali
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80%
Gran Habano #5 Corojo Shorty Robusto
Un petit gros qui fait le poids
Comme toujours avec ce format court et opulent, on s'imagine que le cigare va être difficile à allumer, et tout aussi difficile de le fumer. Il n'en est rien. Son aspect extérieur est noble et bien moelleux à la palpation. Bref c'est un beau petit cigare que l'on allume très rapidement et facilement.
Il est tout de suite généreux et rassasiant, la cendre tient bien longtemps et les arômes floraux, sucrés sont très délicat. Je le préfère au Manucado même vitole un peu plus austère. Je ne fume pas rapidement, mais il tient bien une heure si l'on n'est pas préssé. Au total, vitole parfaite pour un prix juste. Il me plait beaucoup
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