Cigar Weekly

knife · 02-24-2006, 08:25 PM

Name: Torano Virtuoso Maestro

Size: 7" x 50

Appearance/construction: Smooth and well crafted. Meticulous construction. About as perfectly constructed as say, a dunhill or davidoff.

Burn: sharp, requiring no touchups

Draw: The feel of the cigar made me feel it would be loose, but it was perfect.

Aroma: Dark and earthy

Flavor/Taste: Full of tobacco, but not whack you in the head with a ball peen power.

Overall: Thumbs way up.

If I had to pick a NC brand, it would prolly be Torano. The Exodus is amazing, and and this was strong, yet not really overpowering; flavorful and complex. Very nice. TommyBB smokes these for breakfast on an empty stomach; me, I need to eat a side of beef with it or in that last inch I'll get light headed.

02-24-2006, 08:25 PM	#1
knife Club Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: La Nouvelle Orleans Posts: 2,322	Torano Virtuoso Maestro Name: Torano Virtuoso Maestro Size: 7" x 50 Appearance/construction: Smooth and well crafted. Meticulous construction. About as perfectly constructed as say, a dunhill or davidoff. Burn: sharp, requiring no touchups Draw: The feel of the cigar made me feel it would be loose, but it was perfect. Aroma: Dark and earthy Flavor/Taste: Full of tobacco, but not whack you in the head with a ball peen power. Overall: Thumbs way up. If I had to pick a NC brand, it would prolly be Torano. The Exodus is amazing, and and this was strong, yet not really overpowering; flavorful and complex. Very nice. TommyBB smokes these for breakfast on an empty stomach; me, I need to eat a side of beef with it or in that last inch I'll get light headed. __________________ RIP Cubano67