An Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler defines La Flor de Nicaragua Connecticut Toro, combining a clearly identified tobacco blend with Medium strength.
Produced in Nicaragua, this cigar pairs its Ecuadorian outer leaf with a Nicaraguan tobacco core. The Connecticut designation identifies the wrapper rather than the country of manufacture.
The Toro measures 6 x 52, offering a shorter format than the Connecticut Double Corona in the same range. Its straight sided profile provides a familiar option for smokers who prefer a Toro.
For those choosing by blend and strength, La Flor de Nicaragua Connecticut Toro brings together three straightforward characteristics: an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, Nicaraguan binder and filler, and a Medium strength classification.
Bundle of 10 cigars
davstraub (verified owner) –
I found it more full than a regular Connecticut. Wasn’t bad, burned well, lots of smoke, and consistent flavor . I probably would explore elsewhere in the future, but I dont regret trying it. BTW I’m a noob for what it’s worth.
Chris Follis (verified owner) –
Great everyday cigar. Burned very good. For the price it was excellent. Little longer of a smoke which is great for me.
myaworsky (verified owner) –
Solid med Connecticut! 5 starts all day
Great construction , creamy spicy nutty with notes of leather, annnnd no pepper bomb of the 1st light up .. super smooth with good smoke output , I find my self picking these sticks in morning over a most of the big names brands that I have in my Humidor
For price cant be beat !
Tim Nevins (verified owner) –
Good value long filler Nicaraguan puro. Good burn, good draw, peppery smoke but not harsh. Only complaint, whoever (factory, CC?) put that generic brown band on it overdid the glue, ripped off a chunk of the wrapper when removed.