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Size: Gran Toro (6.0"x58)
Type: Box of 27
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This 58- ring gauge Casa Magna Colorado Gran Toro cigar is heavyweight in size and brimming with premium quality construction and flavor. A collaboration between stogie rock stars Manuel Quesada and Nestor Plascencia, this Nicaraguan Puro is comprised of perfectly aged tobaccos from several different regions of the country. A dark and oily Cuban-seed ligero wrapper burns slow and even while giving this luxury blend an added boost of spicy goodness to the rich, nutty, earthy, and warm coffee flavors.
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| Size / shape | Package | Price | Purchase |
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| Belicoso (6.25"x54) | Box of 27 | $250.55 | Buy now ↗ |
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| Gran Toro (6.0"x58) | Box of 27Viewing now | $250.55 | Buy now ↗ |
| Pikito (4.75"x42) | Pack of 55 | $363.95 | Buy now ↗ |
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Casa Magna Colorado
Second review, much better flavor this time around. The tobacco blended nicely with gentle earth, allowing pepper and wood tones to arrive later. Firm construction, a smooth draw, and a decent burn line.

Casa Magna Colorado
Initially, the only flavor I pulled was tobacco and some earth. However, pepper and wood tones started to arrive later. Firm construction, a smooth draw, and a fairly even burn line enables us to be a cigar worth returning to again.

Casa Magna Colorado
Casa Magna Colorado
First third-very mild. Not much taste Second third- really started to shine. Great taste, very smooth Last third-not to strong/harsh. After taste lingered but was pleasant Had to re light a couple times and canoed quite a bit. May have been a little damp or uneven. More time in humidor could have helped. Definitely going to try again. Paired with Magnota 271 Canadian Single Malt.

Casa Magna Colorado
Casa Magna Colorado
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