Cigar Industry

Padrón Stops Rolling Cigars in Honduras

Jan 22, 2007 | By David Savona
Padrón Stops Rolling Cigars in Honduras

The Padrón family, makers of Padrón, Padrón 1964 Anniversary Series and Padrón Serie 1926 cigars, is no longer making cigars in Honduras. Production from that small factory is being shifted to Nicaragua, where the Miami-based company has rolled cigars since 1970.

The Honduran factory, located in the cigarmaking hub of Danlí, will now be used solely as a box factory.

For much more on this story, see the current issue of Cigar Insider.

Honduras Padrón Cigars Inc.

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