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WRAPPER:
Honduran Habano
BINDER:
Honduran Habano
FILLER:
Dominican Republic, Honduras, Nicaragua
VITOLAS:
Rothschild: 5 1/2 x 50
7×70: 7 x 70
Robusto: 5 1/2 x 50
Toro: 6 x 54
Churchill: 7 1/2 x 50
Robusto Tubo: 5 1/2 x 50
STRENGTH: •••
With Cohiba Blue, the artisans crafted the best that Honduras has to offer. The blend commences with a creamy, palate-pleasing Honduran wrapper. Next, they deepen the experience by adding savory, yet mellow Nicaraguan, Dominican, and Honduran tobaccos that complement the wrapper brilliantly. Lastly, the cigar is finished with an earthy Honduran binder that creates a creamy, yet savory smoking experience that’s sure to have people coming back for more.
••• H Habano H DR,H,N
| Size | Churchill, Gigante, Pequeno, Robusto, Robusto Tubo, Rothschild, Toro |
|---|---|
| Quantity | Box of 15, Box of 20, Pack of 30, Single |
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Initial Thoughts:
Some cigars you age. Others you smoke right out of the box. Today’s cigar, the Cohiba Blue Toro was a cigar I’d had in my humidor for just over a year, and hopefully, it’s ready to smoke!
The Cohiba Blue Toro is a good-looking cigar. It’s medium in color, the veins are thin and well dehumidified, and it appears well made.
After a quick cut from my guillotine, the Cohiba Blue had cold draw flavors that were of pine, maybe cinnamon, and perhaps something akin to Christmas. One a second cold draw, I distinctly tasted carrots. So weird.
However, once I lit the cigar, I started to enjoy the flavors of the Cohiba Blue Toro. On fire, the cigar tasted like wood and spice, a little bit of creaminess, and mild hints of ginger.
CigarScore: 4
Brand: Cohiba
Line: Blue
Size: 6 x 54
Cut: Guillotine
Light: Torch
Wrapper: Honduran Olancho San Agustin Rosado
Binder: Honduran Olancho San Agustin
Filler: Honduran Jamastran, Nicaraguan Omatepe, Dominican Piloto Cubano
Smoke Time: 67 minutes
Final Thoughts
Coming in at a smoke time of 67 minutes, the Cohiba Blue Toro didn’t last as long as I would have liked or expected with a toro. Also, the burn was fairly uneven for most of the cigar.
However, the draw was great and the flavors were good. And, had I not been looking at the cigar, I wouldn’t have been negatively impacted by the burn problems.
While I did enjoy the flavors, there were a couple of construction issues, so the Cohiba Blue Toro earns a CigarScore 4.