Toro Cigars

The toro is one of the most popular cigar sizes in America: around 6" long with a 50–54 ring gauge, it gives a full hour of smoke with plenty of room for flavor. Tabanero's toros are hand-rolled in Ybor City, Tampa, led by our best-selling Toro. Shipped fresh from Florida to anywhere in the USA.



Why the Toro Is Our Best Seller

A toro is long enough to let a blend develop through its first, second and third thirds, but not so long that it takes the whole evening. The wider ring gauge burns cooler and gives a fuller draw than a corona or robusto. That's why it's the size most smokers settle on, and why our 52x6" Toro is our best seller.

Find Your Toro

If you want…

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Our best seller, medium and sun grown

Toro (52x6")

A creamier, Connecticut-wrapped toro

Toro Connecticut (52x6")

A toro to take with you

Toro Tube

Dark, sweet maduro

Momentum Toro Maduro

Bold, box-pressed and chocolatey

Nero Toro (54x6")

Can't decide between sizes? A toro is a little longer and wider than a robusto, and shorter than a Churchill. For a tapered head, see our Torpedo cigars.

FAQs

What size is a toro cigar?

Usually 6" long with a 50–54 ring gauge. Our Toro is 52x6" and the Nero Toro is 54x6".

How long does it take to smoke a toro?

Around 60–75 minutes, depending on how fast you smoke.

Robusto vs toro: what's the difference?

A robusto is shorter, about 5" long, so it's a 40–50 minute smoke. A toro adds an inch for a longer, more developed smoke.

Is a toro cigar strong?

Size doesn't set strength; the blend does. Our toros run from the creamy Toro Connecticut to the bold Nero Toro.

What's the best toro for a first cigar?

The Toro Connecticut, for its smooth, creamy Connecticut wrapper.

Can I try both the sun grown and Connecticut Toro?

Yes. The Toro 4 Pack includes two of each.

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