Henry Clay
Henry Clay is a cigar brand founded in 1840s Cuba, now owned by Altadis and generally made in the Dominican Republic. El Paso Smoke Shops carries the Henry Clay War Hawk Toro, a 6 by 50 medium-bodied cigar rolled at the Flor de Copan factory in Honduras. Each product page shows the El Paso store that has it in stock. Photo ID (21+) is verified in store.
What is Henry Clay?
Henry Clay is one of the oldest names in cigars. It was founded in the 1840s in Cuba by Julian Alvarez Granda, a Spanish immigrant, and named after the 19th-century American statesman Henry Clay. The brand left Cuba after the revolution, and today it is owned by Altadis, a subsidiary of Imperial Brands, with most Henry Clay cigars made in the Dominican Republic. It is a heritage label long associated with Connecticut broadleaf tobacco and a smooth, approachable smoke.
What we carry at El Paso Smoke Shops
Our Hosts stock the Henry Clay War Hawk Toro, the 6 by 50 vitola from Altadis U.S.A.'s War Hawk line, the first release in its Immortal Trio series. This one pairs an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper with a Connecticut broadleaf binder and Honduran filler, and it is rolled at the Flor de Copan factory in Honduras rather than the brand's usual Dominican home. It smokes medium-bodied and smooth, with classic nutty and woody notes. Each Henry Clay product page shows the El Paso store that has it in stock, so you can confirm availability before you visit.
Good to know
Cigars are an adult tobacco product. Henry Clay is sold only to Guests 21 and older, and a valid government photo ID is verified in store at pickup. The War Hawk Toro is offered for in-store pickup in El Paso, and each product page shows the store that currently has it on the shelf so you can confirm before you head over.