Zino is a cigar brand from Oettinger Davidoff, the company that also makes Davidoff, Avo and Camacho. Zino Nicaragua is produced in Honduras, while the Zino Platinum lines are made at the company’s Dominican Republic factory. The Zino cigars we list run from mild-medium to medium body and all use Ecuadorian Connecticut wrappers. Zino Nicaragua pairs a Nicaraguan Semilla 56 binder with Honduran, Nicaraguan and Dominican filler, with typical notes of chocolate, coffee, cream and cedar. The Zino Platinum Crown Series is a smooth, medium-bodied blend, and Zino Platinum Scepter is the mildest of the three, at mild-medium body with a smooth Ecuadorian wrapper. Start with Zino Nicaragua for a medium-bodied cigar with coffee and chocolate notes, or choose the Scepter if you prefer a gentler smoke.
Zino Cigars
Zino Cigars, named after cigar icon Zino Davidoff and produced by Davidoff, is a contemporary premium brand created to offer adventurous, flavor-forward blends at more accessible price points than traditional Davidoff White Label.
Modern lines like Zino Nicaragua and Zino Platinum Crown Series feature complex, medium-bodied profiles built on Ecuadorian Connecticut wrappers over Nicaraguan, Honduran, Dominican, Peruvian, and U.S. binders and fillers, delivering notes of fresh pepper, cedar, coffee, salted nuts, leather, cream, wood, cocoa, and subtle sweetness.
Aficionados choose Zino when they want Davidoff-level construction and blending expertise in cigars that feel youthful, bold, and versatile enough for both everyday enjoyment and special-occasion smokes.
Zino Cigars
Frequently asked questions about Zino Cigars
Who makes Zino cigars, and where are they made?
Zino is made by Oettinger Davidoff, the company behind Davidoff, Avo and Camacho. Zino Nicaragua is produced in Honduras, at the company's Danlí operation, while Zino Platinum is made at its Villa Gonzalez factory in the Dominican Republic.
How strong are Zino cigars?
The Zino cigars Oxford Cigar Company lists run from mild-medium to medium body. Zino Platinum Scepter is described as mild-medium, while Zino Nicaragua and the Zino Platinum Crown Series are described as medium-bodied. Strength varies by blend, so choose by the individual line rather than treating the whole brand as one strength.
Which Zino cigar should I try first, and how do the lines differ?
Zino Nicaragua is a good first choice if you want medium body with typical notes of chocolate, coffee, cream and cedar. It uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over a Nicaraguan Semilla 56 binder and Honduran, Nicaraguan and Dominican filler. The Zino Platinum Crown Series is a smooth, medium-bodied Connecticut-wrapped blend. Zino Platinum Scepter is the gentlest option, at mild-medium body with a smooth Ecuadorian wrapper.
Where can I buy Zino cigars online?
Oxford Cigar Company carries a selection of Zino on its Zino category page: https://oxfordcigarcompany.com/zino-cigars/. Free US shipping on orders $50+.