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Crux Marblehead
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
New blend named for Crux's signature Marblehead cap and first made at Tabacalera Pages; cedar, cream, nuts and a hint of pepper, sold in acrylic boxes. · Released 2025
cedarcreamnutspepper
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Specification
Ecuadorian Colorado habano
Indonesian
Nicaraguan
OriginNicaragua
Strength
50
Length6"
Pairs with
Straight rye whiskey
Whisky
Rye's own pepper meets the smoke's spice head-on — a deliberate, warming match.
Añejo tequila
Tequila
Bright agave pepper lifts the baking-spice edge rather than smothering it.
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Expert2
Developing Palates
Jiunn2025
“The Crux Marblehead Toro had some good nuances but the flavor intensities didn't punch through enough to make it good enough.”Read on Developing Palates
The Cigar Authority
2025
90
“The finish is woody, slightly creamy, and peppery, closing things out with a satisfying complexity.”Read on The Cigar Authority
Community1
Cigar World (community review)
60Bear On The Air2026-04-18
“I've enjoyed a number of Crux offering. The Marblehead was reasonably so, but not a standard bearer for the brand. The Bull & Bear and Epicure are still my favorites. I give the Crux Marblehead a 3.”Read on Cigar World (community review)
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