Pipè cigar Toro are handmade by the very talented hands of Pipè, a Cuban cigar maker that is well known in the cigar community. Handmade with some of the best long-fillers in Nicaragua, he covered it with a Cuban-seed Habano binder and draped it all in a Connecticut shade-grown wrapper. The taste is mild to medium bodied, smooth and complex. You'll enjoy the creamy taste of toasted almonds, nutmeg and cedar. The extremely smooth taste builds into medium-body and the elegant and creamy flavors intensify through the finish. You'll be amazed with this Pipè cigar. It has all the taste and qualities expected from a cigar that is handmade by a Cuban Maestro. The only thing missing is the high price. Toro are 6 inches long with a ring gauge of 50. 10 cigars are hand-packed in a bundle.
Pipè, as he is known, was making cigars in Cuba by the age of 14. His long and distinguished career is well known within the cigar industry. Why is he not well known by cigar smokers? That's because Pipè does not sell cigars with his own label. All the cigars he makes are sold by famous brands. He's a cigar maker that grew up in tobacco fields, and knows tobacco and cigars, not marketing. He's a simple man who enjoys what he does best, make incredibly delightful cigars. Luckily for us, and you, Pipè needed some of our tobacco. We, in exchange, got some of his cigars and now you can smoke them at about a quarter of the price that you would have to pay if you bought them with the big brand cigar band that they were originally made for. They don't have the cigar band or come in a pretty box, but they taste great.
Reviews From Customers
Subject :: a new favorite
after lighting my second cigar of these, they were reminicent of
my favorite conn. wrapped cigar--don lino 1989! but why would i buy
those for $6-7.00 each, when i could get these for $1 apiece.they
smoke great and are very enjoyable.there is at times an aroma that
reminds me of concord grapes on the vine! this is not a sub-par,
fill-in,or yard-\'gar!buy some and see!
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