Car. Torano Res. Selecta Churchill

Very tasty, competitive to the perdomo champagne or torano house, but nothing exceptional. wrapper was impeccable and burn was perfect. Consistent flavor was nice, but not great. overall pretty good depending on the price point.

This was my first Reserve Selecta, which I let rest for about year in my humidor. I found this to be a very nice mild cigar. The wrapper was very smooth and the pre-light aroma had a nice hint of cedar. The cigar had a easy draw and an even burn. This cigar produced a lot of creamy smoke that had a hint of cedar. Overall it was a nice mild cigar that I will definitely visit again.

The cigar is well-balanced with finesse. One does not always need to smoke strong cigars to get pleasure. Take the Juan Lopez # 2 (Cuba). It is smooth fare, but extraordinary. The Reserve Selecta has very well worked tobacco and succeeds in giving one a creamy smoke. Nice cigar

Like all cigars in this line this one is nicely presented in a glass tube and small cedar sleeve. The wrapper is very smooth. Other than a slightly firm draw it smokes pretty well; the burn is mostly even and the ash solid. It's about as mild as it looks with a toasty, creamy, almost buttery taste. A smooth and pleasant smoke if you're not in the mood for something strong.

Mild, decent looking cigar had a very flat tobacco taste for the first bit then picked up some cedar.tobacco.metallic taste. After purging, taste went flat again. The burn and draw were great. Overall, very, very boring.

I was smoking the 96 SLR fairly regularly and my tobacconist suggested this and the Signature. I enjoyed the smoky, woody flavor but it was just too mild. Great construction, great burn, typical Torano quality. Good selection for mild cigar smokers.

A tasty stick no doubt. A little too mild for me. Very well built. Looks good in the glass tube!