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cigarfan · 04-15-2005, 03:23 PM

Other than letting the cigars settle from shipment, I've pretty much found Toranos ready to smoke. No harshness, bitterness...etc. I just can't see where they would improve that much,..but maybe it would vary by the line. I like the Signature and Exodus 59 .

Has anyone kept a box of Toranos back for awhile and found a noticable or just subtle improvement?
Or to put it another way, other than just having several boxes on hand, which may age by default, does it matter if these cigars are put back awhile?

I've noted in personal experience, that AF 858/DCs (both M) are good to smoke on arrival, but seem somewhat smoother..after several months, or even years. Could be just me.

I've no complaints about Torano cigars. In fact it may be hard for me to keep any long enough to age.

04-15-2005, 03:23 PM	#1
cigarfan Herf God Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Mississippi Posts: 10,822	Is there any benefit to aging Torano cigars? Other than letting the cigars settle from shipment, I've pretty much found Toranos ready to smoke. No harshness, bitterness...etc. I just can't see where they would improve that much,..but maybe it would vary by the line. I like the Signature and Exodus 59 . Has anyone kept a box of Toranos back for awhile and found a noticable or just subtle improvement? Or to put it another way, other than just having several boxes on hand, which may age by default, does it matter if these cigars are put back awhile? I've noted in personal experience, that AF 858/DCs (both M) are good to smoke on arrival, but seem somewhat smoother..after several months, or even years. Could be just me. I've no complaints about Torano cigars. In fact it may be hard for me to keep any long enough to age. __________________ It's not an optical illusion, it just looks like one.