Carlos Torano

Casa Torano - Released in 2004, this cigar mimics one of Carlos Torano's house blends. You can feel like you are on the tobacco plantation without having to take a trip all the way to Danli, Honduras. Featuring an Ecuadorian wrapper around a Nicaraguan binder and a blend of Honduran, Mexican and Nicaraguan fillers, these 4 sizes are offered in boxes of 25.

Exodus 1959 - The year was 1959, the exodus was the Cuban cigar factories moving to Dominican Republic or Nicaragua. When the embargo went down in 1959, cigar makers interested in a piece of the US cigar market found themselves having to move their trade out of their homeland in Cuba. These Honduran made beauties celebrate pre-embargo Cuban cigar mastery. With a Honduran wrapper and binder, these boast a complex blend of fillers from 5 different countries; Costa Rica, Dom. Republic, Mexico and Nicaragua. 5 sizes offered in boxes of 24 makes this an instant classic.

Exodus 1959 Silver - A fuller bodied version of the Exodus line, these cigars are honored with a Honduran grown Criollo wrapper and Costa Rican binder around Costa Rican, Honduran and Mexican filler.

Reserva Selecta - These elegant cigars are all wrapped in cedar and offered in beautiful crystal tubes. The tobacco used in these cigars are aged for up to 5 years, making this medium to mild bodied cigars very complex in flavor. The natural feature a Connecticut Shade wrapper, while the Maduros sport a Costa Rican maduro leaf. With 4 sizes in boxes of 50, these cigars are a sure bet.

Signature - These cigars, offered in 5 sizes, are beautifully wrapped in a Brazilian sun grown maduro wrapper leaf. Beneath the wrapper is hidden a Connecticut Broadleaf binder and Dominican Cubano Ligero and Nicaraguan Habano Ligero fillers. Offered in boxes of 25, packed in a Spanish cedar box in a 9-9-7 pattern.

Tribute - The most scarcely found of Torano cigars, these cigars' production is limited to 1,000 boxes of each size (that's 6,600 cigars total). These full bodied cigars feature Nicaraguan binder and fillers. The 2003's have a 7 year old Connecticut wrapper, while the 2004's feature a Costa Rican sun grown maduro. These blends were created to change every year, as to pay

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