Car. Torano Exodus 1959 Perfecto

I do like this line unlike most other Toranos. I'm not crazy about the narrow box-press but this cigar has top-notch construction and excellent flavors and aroma. Toasty and chocolatey and well-made. Try these.

well, I'm not a fan of the box-pressed part. and the flavour was slightly bland, unlike other cigars in the Torano line. but all in all, a good smoke. burn was perfect, construction was beautiful.

Not bad,... not bad at all! It looks just fantastic, and the damn thing smells great when you take the cello off too. Awesome! Just holding and smelling it for several minutes was almost worth the cost. Lighting up, I got lot's of good tobacco flavor, with spice at times, sometimes cocoa. This would probably be a good one to age, but I smoked this one off the shelf. I've still got a couple in the humidor, but will add more soon. This one is currently my favorite. Also, my wife's family is Cuban so I got some points off of these. Bought this one because of the reviews here, so everyone keep it up.

I got this as a suggestion from the local cigar store, being new to cigars I wanted to try several different brands. The look and appearance was beautiful, just a little soft. After leaving this in the humidor for about 2 months, I decided to try it. When first lit the cigar was one of the harshest things I have ever smoked. After about an inch it mellowed out but had a very odd burn dark grey/black ash half was firm and half was soft and flaky. After having to relight it twice it took on a taste of what I would imagine smoking a dog turn would be like.

This guy was a little feisty out of the box, with and uneven burn and a strong tendency toward bitter chocolate. About a quarter of the way through, though, it evened out, and settled into dark chocolate with citrus undertones. It got better. The chocolate stayed through out, and set up a mid-smoke that was a dream on a breeze for my palate. The ghosts of Cuban cigar makers past slipped in hints of dolce leche, honey and tamarind, and left me floating somewhere between Havana and Tegucigalpa. It held a firm white ash and finished smooth and too soon. A good cigar at a perfecto price.

what i want to say is i was that i bought a pack of five to try non cuban cigars selection. it has a great flavor with medu strenght a good peace of mind cigar .

This is a review for the CT Exodus 1959 box pressed Maduro Perfecto. I must emphasize the Maduro. So many different kind of cigars in our wonderful world. Even when you finally find the correct brand to review on this site you still have to find the size and sometimes the correct wrapper. It's all good though. I have found many wonderful cigars through the help of all of you wonderful reviewers. THANKS.

This cigar was fantastic. Looked, smoked, and tasted like a champ. Light to Medium to even sometimes full body. Gobs of smoke. Flavor was a cool, mostly medium...sometimes light, essence of earth, pepper, and a meaty tasting quality that was just yummy. Stick burnt slow and steady for a nice hour and 15 minutes. Just yummy. I am not sure of the price paid 'cause I just found this in my box one day. I have no idea how it got there nor do I remember buying it. Thanks "cigar fairy" whomever you are. (I will enter 5.00)

Funny, I was going to say it had a taste of beef stew. Glad I am not the only one. That lasted just a moment, was interesting, pretty enjoyable, odd as that sounds. Mostly it had a nice cedary creaminess, not a huge amount of complexity, but quite pleasant.

Construction was impressive, burned sharp as a razor all the way. I missed the pot roast, sadly, but got decent flavors that were not overwhelmingly great nor bad.

A nice looking cigar, well constructed box press. Burned evenly, but was pretty straightforward in taste with little complexity. Not a bad cigar, but not one for the "favorites" list.

Bought a box on auction to try and boy did I get lucky. These were perfectly aged and full of complex flavors. Great looking, perfect burn & draw and ended with a sweat note. Would buy again at regular price.

A looker. Beautifully box pressed.....a good looking perfecto, with a reddish brown wrapper. The draw & burn are perfect. This baby kicks out a lot of meaty, medium to full bodied smoke. I've had this one in the humidor for well over a year & she was ready to smoke. Some unusual flavors here. There is an almost beefy tone, with nuances of black pepper &, believe it or not, celery. Yep, almost like a pot roast. I know, it's weird.

This guy looked great - dark chocolate colored wrapper with a good burn. Flavor was a little lacking though. To be honest it tasted EXACTLY like a Maria Mancini Magic Mountain, only the MM has more flavor and doesn't go harsh like this one. (Must be the H2000 wrapper). If you like these do yourself a favor and try the MM - similar, but better for half the price.