Torpedo Cigars
A torpedo cigar has a tapered, pointed head that concentrates the smoke and flavor as you draw. Tabanero's torpedo cigars are hand-rolled in Ybor City, Tampa, and come in every strength, from the super mild Torpedo Sweet Lips to the full-bodied Big Torpedo. Shipped fresh from Florida to anywhere in the USA.
OB Mild Torpedo Sweet Lips 54x5" 25CT
$ 60.00 $ 200.00
Limited Run Super Mild Sweet Tip Torpedo A rare release from our 2019 production, created for the cigar smoker looking for an exceptionally smooth and approachable experience. This Torpedo features...
Torpedo Sweet Lips
$ 14.00
Torpedo Sweet Lips 54x5” Super Mild Limited Edition As its name implies this little cigar is the darling of mildly sweets. It starts with a very smooth, easy and...
Torpedo Sobrinos
$ 18.00
Mexican San Andress natural wrapper, Ecuadorian binder and a complex blend of Esteli, Condega, Jalapa, Earthy tones, roasted nuts especially nutmeg from the aromatic Condega. A really complex smoke medium...
Patriarch Torpedo Box Pressed
$ 54.00
Patriarch Torpedo Box PressedIn the new world of instant gratification, everyone is looking for the next level of experiences and nothing is enough. Those who dedicate time and know how...
Torpedo
$ 16.00
Torpedo 54x6.5” Medium to Full This torpedo delivers the ultimate cigar lover’s flavor experience. It all begins with a very easy draw and a hint of the sweet floral given...
Big Torpedo Connecticut
$ 18.00
This blend offers the same sweet, mild flavor as the Robusto Connecticut, but with the extended smoking time of a Big Daddy. It's designed to cater to those who appreciate...
Big Torpedo
$ 18.00
Big-Torpedo 60x6.5” Full This beauty delivers the ultimate cigar lover’s flavor experience. It all begins with a very easy draw and a hint of the sweet floral given by the...
Why Smokers Choose a Torpedo
The torpedo shape is one of the hardest to roll. The torcedor has to taper the head to a point while keeping the draw open, so a well-made torpedo is a sign of a skilled roller. The pointed head lets you choose how much you cut: a small cut gives a tight, focused draw, while a deeper cut opens up more smoke.
Find Your Torpedo
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A sweet, super mild smoke |
Torpedo Sweet Lips (54x5") |
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A mild, creamy Connecticut torpedo |
Big Torpedo Connecticut |
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Balanced, medium-to-full flavor |
Torpedo (54x6½") |
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Earthy, nutty complexity |
Torpedo Sobrinos (Mexican San Andrés wrapper) |
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A full-bodied, big-ring smoke |
Big Torpedo (60x6½") |
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A special-occasion, box-pressed torpedo |
Patriarch Torpedo Box Pressed |
New to cutting a torpedo? Our guide on how to cut a cigar covers straight cuts, V-cuts and punches. Prefer a straight-sided cigar? Browse our Toro cigars.
FAQs
What is a torpedo cigar?
A cigar with a tapered, pointed head and a straight body. The point focuses the smoke on the palate.
What's the difference between a torpedo and a belicoso?
Both have pointed heads. A torpedo is usually longer with a sharper point; a belicoso is shorter with a more rounded taper.
How do you cut a torpedo cigar?
Use a straight cutter and cut a small amount off the tip first. Cut further back if you want a looser draw. A V-cut also works well.
Are torpedo cigars stronger?
No. The shape changes how the smoke feels, not the nicotine. Tabanero torpedoes run from super mild to full.
How long does a torpedo cigar take to smoke?
Typically 60–90 minutes for a 6½" torpedo, and less for the 5" Torpedo Sweet Lips.
What's the best torpedo cigar for beginners?
The Torpedo Sweet Lips or Big Torpedo Connecticut: both mild and easy-drawing.
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