Aguila...toro?

borndead1 · 03-04-2017, 04:36 PM

Garbandz sent me a couple of Aguila cigars to review. This is a large toro sized cigar. Looks about 6.5" and 54 RG.

Nice looking cigar. It's heavy in the hand and well-rolled. Perfect draw.

First few draws...on the mild side. A bit of grassiness in the nostrils, but not too bad. A touch of sweetness on the finish.

About 1" in...similar flavors, with just a touch more "strength". Grass/hay flavor a bit more pronounced. A few burn corrections so far.

About 2" in...much the same. A bit of bitterness coming in on the finish. I'm generally not a fan of grassy flavor in cigars, so I'm sorry to say I'm tapping out on this one.

Final thoughts: I don't care for them. But many thanks to Garbandz for sending me these smokes to try!

03-04-2017, 04:36 PM	#1
borndead1 Ayatollah of Rock n Rolla Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Mark Location: Lancaster, CA Posts: 1,345 Trading: (7)	Aguila...toro? Garbandz sent me a couple of Aguila cigars to review. This is a large toro sized cigar. Looks about 6.5" and 54 RG. Nice looking cigar. It's heavy in the hand and well-rolled. Perfect draw. First few draws...on the mild side. A bit of grassiness in the nostrils, but not too bad. A touch of sweetness on the finish. About 1" in...similar flavors, with just a touch more "strength". Grass/hay flavor a bit more pronounced. A few burn corrections so far. About 2" in...much the same. A bit of bitterness coming in on the finish. I'm generally not a fan of grassy flavor in cigars, so I'm sorry to say I'm tapping out on this one. Final thoughts: I don't care for them. But many thanks to Garbandz for sending me these smokes to try! __________________ None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free.