Car. Torano Signature Signature Collection Robusto

Nothing wrong with this little guy. I'd say more, but for some reason everytime I try to write more than a line or two the DB won't accept my entry. What up T25C?

i have had the perfecto and the churchill. both were tasted great. this one however, was a flavourless tease. mild-medium in body, but absolutely no taste. i was shocked so i grabbed a punch gran puro

First one I had, I was not impressed, but after a second try, it had improved. I got a few more of these, so I will let you all know in a few more months.

While not as good as the toro, the Signature Robusto is a very smooth cigar. I've smoked about three and found it somewhat inconsistent. The flavor varied on all three, but at all were at least above average. You can taste a nice coffee flavor with hints of chocolate and nuts.

Excellent construction and wrapper. Perfect draw and even burn. Outstanding semi sweet and sort of earthy and leathery flavor. Very smooth all the way through. No harshness at all near the end. Only negative is it was a bit too mild for my tastes.

I've had other Toranos and I usually see them in the plain but good cigar range. Not this one! This is the real deal by Torano. Solid construction, great armoa, nice look. This is what I look for in a cigar. Torano is not as expensive as some super premiums, which makes this an even better deal. Lots of smoke and a white/grey ash show the quality of this effort. Smooth flavors of oats and coffee. Really a great cigar that looks great in the humidor.

Mildly sweet with creamy mocha overtones. Perfect draw and construction with with an occasional uneven burn that recovers nicely. Best if stored a month or two in a well set up humidor.

This has become my staple smoke. I get boxes for my birthday. Excellent flavour, bit of sweetness, and lot's of strong tobacco. Any maduro lover will love this smoke. Beautiful construction, excellent draw. I actually find most Torano cigars to be the most consistently well made.

By far one of my overall favorites. Very nice mizture of flavors. You'll want 2 in a row. Can sometimes burn uneven - but can be recovered. One of the best values around for this level of Maduro for 3.00 per.

Nice dark wrapped cigar, a very nice wrapper. Pre-lit draw was good with some nutty flavors. It burned perfect. Nice medium body smoke. NO harshness. It was very smooth. Had some nice nutty and coffee flavors thruout the smoke. Slight sweetness snuch up. I love this smoke. I think i might have found my go to cigar!

Some semi-sweetness now with a smoother delivery of coffee and leather. A fine smoke but to me it's missing something. Solid medium plus body and flavor. I can see why this would be a favorite of many.

what can i say im a sucker for a good torano

Great construction & flavor. A nice spice tone in the nose, some of my beloved barnyard is evident.......a thoroughly satisfying smoke. Med/full. After several days of less than satisfying experiences with some usually very nice smokes, I finally had a nice smoke.

This is my top pick for a non-cuban cigar right now. I received 15 of the robusto size in a trade with a BOTL. They were in his humi for 2 years, and have been in mine for another year. The aging has really brought out those deep maduro flavors, and the wrapper literally oozes oils.

Good construction, great burn from start to finish, did'nt want to put out. Great draw, taste was good with earthy notes, some spice and a bit of sweetness. Above average.

A spicy full start from the dark, oily, toothy maduro wrapper offering a straight forward, never sweet, coffee flavor. Burns pretty well with a little uneveness. A very good smoke. Smoky, leathery flavors come in before the second inch and the spice becomes very noticeable on the tip of the tongue. Halfway in the spice fades and the flavors smooth out and blend together for a very satisfying finish. An hour to remember.

Torano continues to build 'em great. This blend is for the smoker looking for a bit more oomph. I am quickly becoming a convert for Brazilian wrapper cigars!

It has the typical exemplary Torano characteristics - excellent construction, gorgeous wrapper, good burning characteristics. Unlike the Torano 1916 and Exodus, there was no pepper in the Signature. From start to finish, it was the same enjoyable earthy, medium body smoke. One-dimensional, but in a good way - the kind of smoke that's good while being occupied in a task or conversation. I'll be back for more.

I let these age in my humi for 6 months.
Nice beautiful dark oily wrapper with few veins.
Well rolled stick, tight and light in the hand. Nice smooth draw, burns a bit uneven, but straightens itself out. Nice solid white ash.
Medium bodied smoke with full flavor. Woody with strong spice and some sweetness from the brazil wrapper. Pleasant aftertaste. Aroma was a crowd pleaser.
These are perfect all the way. Pairs well with a full bodied coffee, a dark ale, or a 12 year old scotch whiskey. A must for every humidor.

This is my favorit Torano cigar. Full flavored maduro cigar with hints of some spices, coffe, cedar and chocolate. I've smoked half a box and will probably get more, but will try the churchill or perfecto next.

3rd Torano I smoked out of a sampler. Liked it all the way through (pulled off the band and kept smoking). Good smoke for the price. Will buy more.

This cigar was pretty good. Not great, but not bad. I liked the Reserva Selecta much more. The signature is stronger and has a Maduro wrapper. Tastes more like the regular Torano lines...medium bodied, mostly like coffee and a little chocolate. Burn was excellent (as is the case with most Toranos). Maybe slightly overpriced. Wasn't a harsh cigar, but it probably would be better with age. Try it if you like the other Toranos.

I let mine rest after reading a few reviews, and I can say that 6 months of down time has yielded a very good smoke!!

I have a few of these in my humidor. They have improved with age. They are one of my go- to cigars when I am in the mood for a full flavored cigar. Stands up well to a strong bourbon.

Not too bad, wouldn't buy again. Too many better tasting cigars at a better prices out there.

This one was harsh with hints of having nice flavor with some aging. It really was not ready to be smoked. Plenty of smoke, burn etc. Again lots of flavor but a strong note of harshness which cried for aging.

This cigar lis similar to the 1959 Exodus Toro in appearance. Good looking Cigar. Starts strong and mellows as you go. Espresso and chocolate flavor. Good with coffee in late morning.

I love the Sig Perfectos so I had a robusto tonight. Actually I had two, the first was so bad that I went back to shop and bought another thinking the first was defective. They were the same. Harsh, bitter, chalky and unpleasant. I love the perfectos and was shocked at how nasty these were.

Well I love a good spice and peppery stick, with coffee and chocolate flavors and this one has it in abundance. I very much enjoyed this stick great burn and construction. Nice draw, good ash, medium/full body, just a very good experiance. I does have an excellent finish too.

Based on the positive reviews here, maybe I got a bad stick, or it needs aging, or I'm just used to milder cigars--but this about made me cringe. A real bite compared to the Padrons I'm used to. I have a few more and will let them sit for a few months and try again...but will proceed with caution. Whew--now to the mouthwash. 🙂

I can't say enough about these cigars. The construction is flawless, perfect draw, even burn. The flavor is robust, big time coffee and chocolate notes. The finish is smooth and creamy. Overall a medium bodied smoke.

One of my favorite cigars for the price. Amazing flavor and an even burn. Let age for 3-12 months.

This is a true value cigar. Medium body with full flavor. Brian's review says it all as far as the flavor goes. For under 5 dollars, this one is hard to beat.

I purchased a box of the Signature Robustos after hearing good things about them from numerous people. Let me begin by saying this is a wonderful cigar. It looks beautiful, smokes perfect, and most of all it tastes great. It begins with a mild nutty taste for the first third, but after that it gets a dark chocolate/coffee flavor with just the right amount of spiciness that just keeps intensifying until the end.

Basically the same as the silver 1959 series. Medium body, peppery spice. Nice draw and burned good. I think it is over priced for a tiny smoke!

This cigar didn't disappoint with a perfect draw and even burn. The slightly spicy flavor provided a boost to an otherwise mild-medium body. Definitely recommend for anyone that has 30 minutes to burn.