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Toro
Toro · 60–75 min smoke · A longer robusto — more time for the blend to evolve through its thirds without committing to a Churchill.
At the counter · Wide guillotine, patient -toast, smoke unhurried — the length rewards a slow burn through each third.
Tasting
A limited San Andres-topped Villiger with Ecuadoran Habano binder, layering dark cocoa, cedar and roasted coffee. · Released 2025
Specification
Pairs with
Climbing strength calls for bourbon's sweet weight to stay shoulder-to-shoulder.
A medium body sits comfortably beside a balanced, lightly peated malt.
Reviews
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“Dark and softly pressed, this cigar resembles a candy bar. A core of leather and espresso bean are given detail and dimension by notes of anise, almond biscotti, chocolate and caramel before a nougat-like finish.”Read on Cigar Aficionado
“A core of leather and espresso bean is given detail by anise, almond biscotti, chocolate and caramel before a nougat-like finish; the first release in a new Gran Reserva aging program, limited to 1,000 boxes.”Read on halfwheel
“The 1888 Gran Reserva may come off as a bit bolder than many other Villiger offerings, yet it remains quite approachable. It strikes a nice balance, making it suitable for novice smokers while still satisfying those who lean towards fuller-bodied cigars.”Read on Cigar Coop
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