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Sotto 6
6-10
10-15
15-20
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Oltre 30
Forza
Leggera
Medio-leggera
Media
Medio-forte
Forte
Valutazione
95-100
90-94
85-89
80-84
Inferiore a 80
Flavor profile
Cocoa
Creamy
Earth
Herbs
Leather
Nuts
Roasted
Smoky
Spices
Sweet
Vegetal
Wood
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Armagnac
Cognac
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ABV
38.0-39.9%
40.0-43.0%
43.1-46.0%
46.1-50.0%
50.1-55.0%
over 55.0%
OB o IB
OB
IB
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under 50
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100-250
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95-100
90-94
85-89
80-84
Inferiore a 80
Flavor profile
Cereal
Floral
Fruity
Honey
Marine
Peated
Sherried
Spices
Sweet
Winey
Wood

Montosa Toro

Montosa Toro

Montosa Toro 1600 900 Luca Cominelli

The Montosa Toro was one of the first three sizes launched, in 2019, with the new Montosa line from one of Germany’s traditional cigar companies Arnold André.

The blend, Ecuador Connecticut wrapper over a Mexican Sumatra binder and Dominican fillers, had been in the works for three years. They are made at the company’s factory Tabacalera Arnold André in the Dominican Republic and are sold in 20-ct boxes.

Montosa Toro

The cigars are dressed up in Claro-colored wrapper leaf. The filling is quite uniform, and the general construction is good.

  • Country of Origin: Dominican Republic
  • Size: 50 x 150 mm (5 9/10″)
  • Wrapper: Ecuador Connecticut
  • Binder: Mexico
  • Filler: Dom. Rep.
  • Price: $ – | € 4.5
Montosa Toro

Montosa Toro: the cold draw reveals earthy scents with a floral touch. The opening brings earthy notes and vegetal nuances to the palate. 

Montosa Toro

The first third confirms the earthy notes, now accompanied by leather and a hint of undergrowth. The strength is mild-medium (2/5).

In the central section, pan brioches and white musk notes are added to the flavor profile. The strength doesn’t change (2/5).

The last third continues on the same flavor profile, with no changes, neither in terms of aromas nor in strength.

Overall, the Montosa Toro is a nicely balanced smoke with a decent intensity. The evolution is rather linear, but the cigar is enjoyable from the first to the last puff.

Rating: 87