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Sancho Panza cigars were originated in Havana in 1852 and are still made there with a surprisingly mild taste for Cuban cigars. In sharp contrast, the Honduran version of Sancho Panza was introduced in 2001 with a very rich taste with the extra dark, extra-flavorful Maduro, following in 2003 and the spicier Extra Fuerte in 2004. Like Sancho Panza, the loyal squire who remained at Don Quixote's side through all of his delusions of grandeur, Sancho Panza the Honduran cigar makes a trustworthy companion. This is a cigar you can always depend on for an excellent draw and a decidedly full-bodied flavor.

In the uncompromising style of cigar master Estelo Padrón, each Sancho Panza cigar is made with a specially selected Connecticut Shade wrapper, a rich blend of Cuban-seed tobaccos and a flavorful Connecticut Broadleaf binder.

The Sancho Panza Double Maduro cigar gets its name from the fact that it has both a maduro wrapper and a maduro binder. Each Sancho Panza Double Maduro cigar is made with a hand-selected, extra-dark Connecticut Broadleaf Maduro wrapper and a specially aged, dark Connecticut Shade binder plus a premium blend of Honduran, Nicaraguan and Dominican filler tobaccos that delivers the rich, full taste for which Sancho Panza has become renowned.