Backstory: Mission Zero is Klaro Cigars' first cigar release. Klaro is primarily known as a humidor and accessories company and partnered with JRE Tobacco Co. and the Eiroa family to create this cigar. The project reportedly involved a decade-long development process, with the Eiroa family contributing guidance on cultivation, curing, fermentation, and rolling techniques. The cigar is a Honduran puro using tobaccos grown on the JRE Tobacco Farm in the Jamastran Valley.

Release: Released February 2026 as a limited edition. Production is capped at 350 boxes of 10 (3,500 total cigars). Distribution went through a lottery selection on February 10th, with remaining inventory sold publicly the following day. Approximately 25 retailers carry the cigar, with Klaro selling remaining stock direct-to-consumer.

Tobacco: Honduran Cameroon wrapper — specifically a Cameroon-seed wrapper grown in Honduras. Both binder and filler are Honduran, making this a Honduran puro. Flavor notes described as cedar and cocoa with a gradual sweetness throughout the smoking experience.

Fun Fact: Klaro leaned heavily into a space mission theme. The traditional smoking thirds (first, second, final) are renamed "liftoff," "mid orbit," and "re-entry" in their marketing. Each box includes four aluminum travel tubes and a fifth tube shaped like a rocket booster that doubles as a cigar stand. An aluminum Crew Pass Card with a QR code provides priority access to Klaro's future "mission launches," suggesting a planned series of themed releases.

Fun Fact: The cigar's torpedo vitola was chosen intentionally to resemble a rocket when lit — pointed top with an orange-glowing foot.