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The toro cigar
A longer robusto and another best-seller, with time for the blend to develop.
Size at a glance
| Length | about 6 inches |
|---|---|
| Ring gauge | 50–54 (19.8–21.4 mm) |
| Smoke time | about 54–91 minutes |
| Shape | Parejo (straight sides) |
How it smokes
A longer robusto and another best-seller, with time for the blend to develop. Its middle ring gauge balances wrapper and filler. It suits a relaxed hour or more.
Choosing one
Most cigar lines come in several sizes, and the same blend can taste noticeably different from one size to another. Start with a line you already like, and try it as a toro. Use the cigar matcher or our database to find a blend first.
Common questions
What size is a toro cigar?
Typically about 6 inches long with a 50–54 ring gauge (19.8–21.4 mm across).
How long does a toro take to smoke?
Roughly 54 to 91 minutes at a relaxed pace of about one puff a minute.
Who is a toro best for?
It suits a relaxed hour or more.
