- How strong is the Camacho CT Toro?
- It is mild to medium. It sits well below Camacho's Corojo and Criollo blends in strength, so it suits smokers who want flavor without heavy pepper.
- What does it taste like?
- Expect cream, cedar and a light nuttiness from the Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, with a smooth finish. The last third is milder and less complex.
- How long does the toro size take to smoke?
- At 6 inches by a 50 ring gauge, a toro typically runs about 45 to 60 minutes, depending on how often you draw.
- Is the box press hard to light?
- No. The flat sides light evenly, and the box press usually gives a firm draw and a steady burn line.
- How should I store a full box?
- Keep it at roughly 65 to 70 percent relative humidity in a humidor. Stable humidity keeps the Connecticut wrapper from drying and cracking.
- Who is it for?
- Smokers who prefer a smooth Connecticut cigar, especially earlier in the day, and Camacho fans who want a milder option in the lineup.
- Where is the CAMACHO CT TORO BOX cheapest?
- At SmokeStax Inc., for $279.99, as of our latest check.