Nursery
The journey starts with young plants cared for under controlled shade.

Factory & Tobacco Processor · Danlí, Honduras
From the careful selection of the leaf to the final draw, D’Byron brings experience, discipline and handcraft together in every cigar.
The house behind the leaf
Fábrica y Procesadora de Tabaco D’Byron is rooted in Danlí, Honduras — a region shaped by tobacco culture. Here, every stage is guided by the eye, touch and experience required to transform carefully selected leaves into premium handmade cigars.



Monte Hebrón · Jamastrán, Honduras
Monte Hebrón is the tobacco farm where Byron Duarte follows the leaf from its earliest stage. Nursery, transplanting, field care and curing form one continuous process guided by direct observation and respect for time.
Before a cigar has shape, the leaf must first reveal its character.
Monte Hebrón · D’Byron



The journey starts with young plants cared for under controlled shade.
Each row is monitored as the plants take root and develop in the Jamastrán soil.
Byron personally observes the growth, structure and condition of the plants.
After harvest, the leaves begin their transformation inside the curing barn.

Monte Hebrón from above

Experience at the center
Byron Duarte personally evaluates the tobacco, its texture, condition and potential. His work connects raw leaf, processing and cigar construction with one clear purpose: creating cigars with their own identity.
Byron Duarte · Master LeafFrom leaf to cigar


Each leaf is examined for structure, texture and its role in the finished cigar.
The tobacco is organized and prepared with care before it reaches the rolling table.
Experienced hands shape every cigar, maintaining consistency and respecting the leaf.
The finished work is reviewed before it carries the identity of the factory.
Cigars made by D’Byron
Discover the story and character of each cigar crafted by the factory.

01 / 02
A distinctive Toro 6×52 with Honduran character, a double reverse-rolled wrapper and a measured evolution from the first light to the last draw.


02 / 02
A unique 6½ × 54 cigar with three distinct visual and sensory stages, created for new smokers and experienced palates alike.
MY WAY · Vol 2.1
The story of JACO Napolitano
JACO Napolitano was born from the search for a truly different cigar within the Jaco Cigar Company portfolio. After the PCA Trade Show in July 2022, Jake Gaitán, Byron Duarte and Álvaro Villatoro began imagining a construction capable of delivering three experiences in a single smoke. Álvaro proposed the name Napolitano, inspired by the three flavors of Neapolitan ice cream.
Byron Duarte developed the requested profile and the first sample sent to Jake was approved. Officially launched in November 2022, the result is approachable for a beginner, yet complex enough to reward the experienced smoker who follows every transition.


Three profiles · One cigar
The exposed first half-inch opens with floral notes and a light spice from Honduran filler grown in Copán and Jamastrán.
Once the Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper begins, the profile becomes smooth and creamy.
Across the final three inches, Copán Habano sungrown covers the Connecticut. Intensity rises with leather and earth.
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Order by cigar
Each cigar has its own purchase route for Honduras and the United States.
01 / 02
Order directly with Adolfo Espinal through WhatsApp.
Order in HondurasPurchase through our official distributor in the United States.
02 / 02
Order directly with Adolfo Espinal through WhatsApp.
Order in HondurasPurchase through our official distributor in the United States.
Order in the United States