Carlos Toraño Sigature

Carlos Toraño cigars are well known and respected in the tobacco industry. Their four generations of family tradition began back in 1916 when Don Santiago Toraño left Spain and arrived in Cuba. His son Carlos forever changed the tobacco industry when he introduced the concept of growing Cuban seed tobacco plants in the Dominican Republic. Don Santiago's grandson and great-grandson continue the family tradition. The toro featured this month is made with aged Connecticut seed wrapper, Cuban seed Dominican and Nicaraguan fillers, and Mexican and Honduran binders. The Signature Selection line is rolled with Sun-Grown Brazilian maduro wrappers and Piloto Cubano filler and binder tobaccos. Each cigar is individually wrapped in Spanish cedar. Look for a full-bodied, robust flavor with pepper and spice characteristics. A great smoke while watering the garden on a Saturday morning. Consider pairing it up with a full-roasted Costa Rican coffee blend.