Murcielago toro

borndead1 · 04-18-2011, 07:50 PM

I don't know why I waited so long to try one of these. Guess I was waiting for the price to come down. Scored a single on c bid for $5, so I guess I waited for nothing.

Nice looking cigar, heavy in the hand. Cool band.

First few draws are kinda musty and woodsy, very similar to the Clear Havanas or really old machine made Cubans I've tried in the past.

After about 1" it settles into medium "strength", medium bodied maduro flavors, but the aroma coming from the foot as I smoke is really nice.

Flavors stay the same until about halfway, when a nice floral taste comes in. The dominant flavors are now unsweetened cocoa and floral. I'm diggin' it.

About 2.5" it starts to get bitter and I taste some ammonia. I chalk that up to not letting the cigar sit long enough.

Final thoughts...I'd like to try a few more before I give a thumbs up or down.

04-18-2011, 07:50 PM	#1
borndead1 Ayatollah of Rock n Rolla Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Mark Location: Lancaster, CA Posts: 1,364 Trading: (7)	Murcielago toro I don't know why I waited so long to try one of these. Guess I was waiting for the price to come down. Scored a single on c bid for $5, so I guess I waited for nothing. Nice looking cigar, heavy in the hand. Cool band. First few draws are kinda musty and woodsy, very similar to the Clear Havanas or really old machine made Cubans I've tried in the past. After about 1" it settles into medium "strength", medium bodied maduro flavors, but the aroma coming from the foot as I smoke is really nice. Flavors stay the same until about halfway, when a nice floral taste comes in. The dominant flavors are now unsweetened cocoa and floral. I'm diggin' it. About 2.5" it starts to get bitter and I taste some ammonia. I chalk that up to not letting the cigar sit long enough. Final thoughts...I'd like to try a few more before I give a thumbs up or down. __________________ None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free.