Limited
Gran Toro cigars
A Gran Toro is a toro grown thicker, usually around six inches with a ring gauge of 54 to 58. The extra girth changes how the cigar smokes rather than just how long it lasts: more filler leaf relative to wrapper means the blend's core flavours dominate, and the larger burning surface keeps the smoke cooler. Expect an hour and a half, and do not start one you cannot finish; a relit cigar of this size turns bitter quickly.
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- How many Gran Toro Cigars are in stock?
- There are 6 Gran Toro Cigars in stock and available to order now.
- Which brands are included in Gran Toro Cigars?
- This selection includes Davidoff, Oliva and Drew Estate.
- What strength are Gran Toro Cigars?
- Strength runs from Mild–Medium to Full on our five-point scale.
- Where are Gran Toro Cigars made?
- They are made in Dominican Republic, Nicaragua and Cuba.