Alec Bradley Lineage Toro features proprietary Trojes tobaccos in a generous 6 x 54 format, giving this medium bodied blend its depth and richness. Alan Rubin created Lineage as a tribute to his sons, and the line reflects the brand’s past while looking firmly toward its future.
The Honduran wrapper sets a rich, grounded base, and Honduran and Nicaraguan fillers deepen the blend’s natural earthiness. The Honduran tobaccos bring clean cedar, adding a dry, structured wood character. The Nicaraguan binder adds a light citrus lift that keeps the profile fresh and balanced.
The Toro’s 6 inch length and 54 ring gauge give the blend more room than the Robusto, so the earth, cedar and citrus build gradually over a longer smoke. Tequila pairs well, since its clean minerality echoes the cigar’s brightness. Pinot Noir also works, because its red fruit contrasts with the cedar.
Longtime partners roll this cigar at the Raíces Cubanas factory in Danlí, Honduras. Alec Bradley Lineage Toro carries the craftsmanship of a family now in its second generation of cigar making. It suits smokers who want a balanced, medium bodied cigar with proprietary tobacco character in a longer format.
Box of 20 cigars
Comes in Government packaging.
RZ (verified owner) –
This is my go to 90 minute cigar, whether I am out for a stroll in the woods, adding a small tot of single malt into the mix, or sitting outside with friends on a summer’s afternoon. It is a gentle, mild, even burning stick that is a delight. Hard to beat and comparable to much more expensive smokes.