Debonaire House
- Founded in
- 2012 — Phil Zanghi ; chez De Los Reyes
- Factories
- Sans usine — De Los Reyes Cigars, Santiago, sous la supervision de Phil Zanghi
- Countries
- Rép. Dominicaine
Debonaire House is a two-brand house without a factory. Phil Zanghi founded it in 2012 with Daniel Sinclair, out of an old relationship with Emilio Reyes and the De Los Reyes factory in Santiago, which has its own entry: that is where everything is rolled, under Zanghi's supervision.
The two brands are Debonaire — the house's name — and Indian Motorcycle Cigars, under licence from the motorcycle maker. Each came in two wrappers, Habano and Maduro; in 2018, Daybreak added an Ecuadorian Connecticut under the Debonaire name, the catalogue's fifth blend, distributed with Drew Estate.
The model is the boutique scene's: an American signature, a Dominican factory, and this atlas naming both.
Range Depth
Debonaire Habano
One of the two original wrappers.
Debonaire Daybreak
The fifth blend, in 2018, distributed with Drew Estate.
Indian Motorcycle
The house's second brand, under licence from the motorcycle maker. Habano and Maduro.
Source : cigar-coop.com « Spotlight on Debonaire House at the 2018 IPCPR » et « Debonaire Daybreak » (Debonaire House réunit deux marques, Debonaire et Indian Motorcycle Cigars ; Habano et Maduro pour chacune, puis Daybreak en Connecticut d'Équateur, cinquième assemblage) ; halfwheel.com PCA 2021 et 2025 (Phil Zanghi, fondation en 2012 avec Daniel Sinclair ; produite chez De Los Reyes sous la supervision de Zanghi) ; stogiepress.com (distribution du Daybreak avec Drew Estate) ; tobaccobusiness.com « The Power of Positivity »