The Henry Clay Rustic Cheroot is a bold, western-style cigar that brings rugged charm and Cuban heritage together in one hard-hitting vitola. Rolled in a 5 5/8 x 38 format, this cheroot embraces the raw, unrefined look typical of frontier smokes—but don’t be fooled by its rustic appearance.

Crafted with a pigtail cap and closed foot, this cigar nods to classic craftsmanship while packing a full-bodied blend that’s not for the faint of heart. At its core is a potent strain of Honduran “capa dura” tobacco, known for its strength and depth. To balance its power, the blend is rounded out with Dominican long-fillers and a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper and binder.

Flavor-wise, this cigar delivers rich earthiness, backed by notes of black coffee, charred wood, and a lingering spicy finish. It’s a short-format smoke with serious punch—perfect for seasoned smokers who crave a quick hit of intensity.

Why You’ll Love It

Bold, Frontier Style
With its rugged appearance, pigtail cap, and closed foot, this cheroot is a true throwback—designed for cigar lovers who prefer grit over glamour.

Rare “Capa Dura” Power
Made with a potent Honduran leaf, this blend brings strength and complexity in a compact, quick-smoking format.

Deep, Spicy Flavor
Expect earth, coffee, and wood, followed by a long, spicy finish that satisfies without overstaying its welcome.