Brick House Maduro Toro pairs a dark, fermented Brazilian Arapiraca wrapper with the same acclaimed Nicaraguan filler blend as the Classic in a 6 x 52 format. It is rated full in strength and made in Nicaragua.
Brick House Maduro is built on the same acclaimed Nicaraguan filler blend as the Classic. The result is a dark and spicy cigar with a full bodied flavour balanced by rich hints of sweetness, which Brick House attributes to the dark, fermented wrapper.
The 6 x 52 Toro is a classic everyday size in the Maduro range. Brick House Maduro Toro gives smokers who prefer this size the full Brick House Maduro blend in a familiar vitola. The Maduro range is offered in four sizes, so you can match the blend to the session.
Brick House was introduced by Julius Newman in 1937 and inspired by the house in which he was born, the only brick house in his small Hungarian village, where family, friends and neighbours gathered nightly. It was reintroduced more than 80 years later by third generation owners Eric and Bobby Newman. Cigar Aficionado has named Brick House to its Top 25 Cigars list in 2010, 2016, 2022 and 2024. Every cigar is made at J.C. Newman PENSA in Estelí, Nicaragua.
Box of 25 cigars
diw (verified owner) –
I’ve been smoking these cigars for years and I am never disappointed, they are one of a few cigars I always have in my humidor. The consistency is excellent, I don’t think I’ve ever had a bad one. They’re definitely on the medium-strong side, but they don’t leave you with a terrible aftertaste. They start off a little strong, but quickly settle into a smooth flavour, with a good draw. They keep this profile almost to the end, so you don’t have to put it out half way through. Robusto’s keep me busy for over an hour. Toro’s last about two and Mighty Mighty are long evening cigars.