Eiroa
Eiroa is a Honduran cigar house rooted in the Eiroa family, growers of tobacco for over a century and founders of the brand in 2013 under Christian Eiroa. Made in Danlí using tobacco from the family's own farms, its cigars are built around flagship lines such as Eiroa Classic and The First 20 Years, in formats ranging from lanceros to toros.
History
The Eiroa family grew tobacco for more than a century before launching its own brand, Eiroa Cigars, in 2013, led by Christian Eiroa. The cigars are made at the Aladino factory in Danlí, Honduras, from leaf grown on the family's own farms. The house gained recognition by reviving the Corojo leaf, which had almost disappeared, and cultivating it again with strength and style. A notable milestone in its story is the Eiroa The First 20 Years edition, which celebrates Christian Eiroa's first two decades in the cigar industry.
