Casa Torano Maduro

INT · 08-30-2011, 09:51 PM

This cigar differs a little from it's lighter cousin the regular Casa Torano.

First, it doesn't have the slight pepper spice present in the former. It's there's for a brief moment when lighting, then it disapates. I like this. I'm not too big on spice and pepper in my cigars. If it's not to over powering I'll accept it. But if I had a choice I'd rather not have it.

Second, the predominant flavor is expresso, with a mild earthy tobacco layer mixed in. Doesn't vary much from this. Very consistent, and very good.

The one draw back was the draw. A little tough. Took a few good drags to get a good volume of smoke. All in all though a good piece. Like it better than the original.

Long ashes my friends!

08-30-2011, 09:51 PM	#1
INT Adjusting to the Life Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 354 Trading: (0)	Casa Torano Maduro This cigar differs a little from it's lighter cousin the regular Casa Torano. First, it doesn't have the slight pepper spice present in the former. It's there's for a brief moment when lighting, then it disapates. I like this. I'm not too big on spice and pepper in my cigars. If it's not to over powering I'll accept it. But if I had a choice I'd rather not have it. Second, the predominant flavor is expresso, with a mild earthy tobacco layer mixed in. Doesn't vary much from this. Very consistent, and very good. The one draw back was the draw. A little tough. Took a few good drags to get a good volume of smoke. All in all though a good piece. Like it better than the original. Long ashes my friends!