Havana Honey Cigars – Smooth, Sweet & Flavor-Infused
Discover Havana Honey Cigars, crafted with mellow Dominican tobacco, a smooth Indonesian wrapper, and naturally infused Honey, Vanilla, and Rum flavors. Available in convenient Cigarillos and larger Del Sol sizes, Havana Honeys cigars offer a mild, aromatic smoking profile for those who prefer a smoother, sweeter cigar experience.
Havana Honey Cigars
When people search for havana honey cigars, they are usually looking for one thing: a cigar that trades heavy, tobacco-forward intensity for something sweeter, smoother, and easier to enjoy. That is exactly what the havana honeys line delivers. Since the brand's start as a small Las Vegas cigar counter in the late 1990s, havana honeys cigars have grown into one of the most recognized names in the flavored and infused cigar category, and Smokenza carries the full current lineup.
This is not a Cuban-made cigar despite the name. Cuban honey cigars and cuban honeys cigars are common search phrases, but the "Havana" in Havana Honeys refers to the brand's style and heritage nod rather than its country of origin. Every cigar in this collection is handmade in the Dominican Republic using long-filler Dominican tobacco wrapped in a silky Indonesian leaf, infused with real fruit and honey essence rather than an artificial aftertaste. If you came here searching for honey havana or honey havana cigars, this is the same brand, and it is what you will find below.
What Makes Havana Honeys Different
Most honey cigars on the market lean on flavor to cover up a rough smoke. Havana Honeys does the opposite. The blend starts with a mellow-bodied Dominican filler, then layers a natural honey infusion over the wrapper so the sweetness comes through in the aroma and the finish, not as an overpowering candy taste. That balance is why this brand has stayed a top pick among honey flavored cigars for smokers who want something approachable without sacrificing a real tobacco base.
Whether you are new to cigars or you smoke daily and just want a lighter option for the afternoon, this line sits in a comfortable middle ground: full enough to taste like a cigar, sweet enough to stand out from a traditional smoke. If you want the full picture on how mild, medium, and full-bodied cigars differ, our cigar strengths guide breaks down where a mellow line like this one fits on the scale.
Shop the Havana Honey Cigars Collection
Smokenza stocks the current havana honey lineup across two formats, so you can pick based on how much time you have and how you like to smoke.
Havana Honeys Cigarillos
These are the smaller format in the collection, sized at 4 inches with a 30 ring gauge, and sold in tins of 10 for a total of 50 per pack. This is the size most people mean when they search for havana honey cigarillos or honey cigarillos. It is built for a quicker session, whether that is a short break, a drive, or an evening on the porch where you do not want to commit to a longer smoke.
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Havana Honeys Del Sol
The Del Sol line is the larger Corona-format cigar, measuring 5.5 inches with a 42 ring gauge, sold in boxes of 25. This is the better choice if you want a longer, slower smoke while still getting the same infused character the brand is known for.
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Both formats use the same construction: Dominican long-filler tobacco, an Indonesian wrapper, and a natural flavor infusion, so the difference comes down to size and smoking time rather than blend quality.
Choosing a Flavor
The three core flavors in this collection each hit a slightly different note.
Honey is the flagship profile the brand built its name on: warm, floral, and naturally sweet without turning syrupy. It is the closest thing to a classic honey cigar experience and a solid starting point if you are trying this category for the first time.
Vanilla is softer and creamier, with a gentle sweetness that works well earlier in the day or alongside coffee.
Rum brings more depth, with a spiced, tropical edge that pairs naturally with an evening drink.
If you already know you prefer one flavor, both the cigarillo and Del Sol sizes carry it, so the decision really comes down to how long you want to smoke.
Who This Collection Is For
Havana honey cigars work well in a few common situations. New smokers often start here because the mellow body and sweet profile make the learning curve easier than a full-strength cigar. If that describes you, our mild cigars for beginners guide and best cigars for beginners roundup are good companion reads alongside this collection. Regular smokers keep a tin or box of these on hand as a lighter, everyday option between heavier sessions. And anyone searching for honey dipped cigars as a gift or a change of pace will find this collection covers that need without the guesswork, since every product on this page comes from one consistent, well-reviewed brand rather than a mix of unfamiliar names.
A Note on Naming
Search terms like honey cigar, honey cigars, and even cigars named havana all tend to lead people to this same brand, since Havana Honeys is the name most associated with honey-infused cigars in the US market. If any of those searches brought you here, you are in the right place. This page is the dedicated home for the brand on Smokenza, separate from our broader Premium Cigar and Cigar collections, so you can browse the full Havana Honeys range in one spot without filtering through unrelated brands.
Explore More
If you want to compare Havana Honeys against other options, our full Brands page lists every manufacturer we carry, from other flavored lines to traditional premium tobacco brands. And if cigarillos in general are more your speed regardless of brand, the broader Cigar collection covers that full range, while the Premium Cigar collection is the place to browse handmade options across every strength level.
Every Havana Honeys product on this page ships the same day, and orders over $150 qualify for free shipping. All products require age verification at checkout, as with every tobacco item on Smokenza, and are intended for adult smokers aged 21 and over.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Havana Honeys actually made in Cuba?
No. Despite the name, Havana Honeys cigars are handmade in the Dominican Republic. The "Havana" in the name is a nod to classic cigar heritage and style, not an indicator of where the tobacco is grown or rolled. This is common in the cigar industry, where many brand names reference Cuba without being Cuban-made.
What sizes does Havana Honeys come in?
Smokenza carries two sizes: the Cigarillo, at 4 inches with a 30 ring gauge and sold in tins of 10, and the Del Sol, a larger Corona-format cigar at 5.5 inches with a 42 ring gauge, sold in boxes of 25. Both use the same Dominican filler and Indonesian wrapper, so the choice comes down to smoking time rather than blend quality.
What flavors are available?
The current lineup includes Honey, Vanilla, and Rum, each available in both the Cigarillo and Del Sol sizes.
Are Havana Honeys good for beginners?
Yes. The mellow body and infused sweetness make this line one of the more approachable starting points for new cigar smokers, since it does not carry the strong nicotine kick or heavy tobacco flavor of a full-bodied cigar. Experienced smokers also use it as a lighter, everyday option.
How strong are Havana Honeys cigars?
Havana Honeys are considered mild-bodied. The nicotine impact is low, and the flavor leans on the honey, vanilla, or rum infusion rather than a bold tobacco profile. For a broader breakdown of what strength means and how it differs from flavor, see our cigar strengths guide.
What is the difference between the Cigarillo and Del Sol lines?
Size and smoking time. The Cigarillo is smaller and quicker to smoke, suited to a short break. The Del Sol is a full Corona-size cigar for a longer session. The tobacco blend and flavor infusion are the same across both.
Do Havana Honeys cigars need to be kept in a humidor?
Like any handmade cigar, Havana Honeys will smoke best when stored at stable humidity, generally around 65 to 70 percent. A humidor is not strictly required for short-term storage, but keeping cigars too dry can make the draw harsh and affect the burn.
Can I buy a single tin or box, or only the full case?
Smokenza lists the Cigarillo in tins of 10 (sold as a 5-tin, 50-count pack) and the Del Sol in boxes of 25. Check each product page linked above for current pack sizes and availability.