
Box-Pressed 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 box-pressed 6 x 54 toro under an oily San Andres maduro wrapper, pushing dark chocolate, roasted coffee and earth with a peppery, slightly sweet 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 Belgian Blue begins on the gentle side of the spectrum, offering a subtle sweetness that lingers between draws and just a pinch of black pepper through the retrohale.”Read on Cigar Dojo
“God damn the smell and cold draw taste tell me why this is named after a cow. Fresh hay and barnyard animal are all over this.”Read on Reddit r/cigars
“One of my top cigars for sure. it was a mix of chocolate, espresso and some mild earthy flavor with minimal spice. First third is peppery/spicy, then the blend starts including some sweet chocolate/coffee flavor. It's got some punch to it for sure but it's SMOOTH.”Read on Reddit r/cigars
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