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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
An E.P. Carrillo-made habano oscuro toro with dark chocolate, coffee, earth and a peppery finish. · Released 2024
Specification
Pairs with
Caramel and honey echo the port's nutty raisin sweetness for a dessert-like close.
Corn-sweet vanilla underlines the confectionary notes already in the smoke.
Reviews
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“The Circle of Life Toro started with notes of coffee bean, earth, and white pepper. As the cigar progressed through the early phases, the date sweetness that I had picked up on in the pre-light draw resurfaced.”Read on Cigar Coop
“Lighting up, the first third brings a swirl of leather and white pepper, balanced by a grainy, nutty undertone. Toast and dark chocolate add a rich layer, while a faint root beer sweetness and a touch of salt keep things lively and interesting.”Read on The Cigar Authority
“What I found was a blend that stayed consistent for the first two thirds, with earth, leather and a vegetal note combined with an abundance of spice.”Read on halfwheel
“This thing has a lot going on. Full of dark flavors. Black pepper, oak, dark leather, earth and a bit of an herbal edge, there's some sweetness at the end too.”Read on Reddit r/cigars
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