Sancho Panza Cigars

The name Sancho Panza is drawn from the 1605 novel by Miguel de Cervantes, referring to the squire of Don Quixote. The name was registered by Don Emilio Ohmsted in the year 1848 to be used with cigars, with the factory being located in Havana. In 1960, the factory and assets that belonged to the Sancho Panza brand were nationalised, leading the company to now produce cigars under the Habanos S.A. umbrella.

When smoking a Sancho Panza cigar, you can expect a medium body with mellow flavours, a classic Cuban. The entire range of these cigars are handmade to exceptional quality, including the much-loved Sanchos range, which is longer in measurement, and the Belicosos range which comes with a shaped head.

Browse our range of Sancho Panza singles and boxes below, or you can find our full range of Cuban cigars here.