The original Toraño Exodus blend has been revisited, this time with a contemporary new lens.
Alan Willner, vice president of marketing for General Cigar said, “We created Exodus to appeal to a broader range of cigar smokers, both in its presentation and flavor profile. Exodus tells an allegorical story of the journeys we all make to overcome adversity, drawing a parallel to the Toraño family’s beginnings as tobacco growers, their experiences in post-Castro communist society, and their success in developing acclaimed cigars post-Cuba. We are proud of this new chapter for Toraño and look forward to the continued growth of the Toraño brand.”
Made with a curated selection of outstanding tobaccos from four countries, the star of this cigar is its wrapper. A proprietary, seco-priming leaf from the Honduran valley of San Agustin imparts spicy flavors with notes of pepper, and burns to a stark white ash.
The blend is made with Dominican, Mexican and Honduran leaves and bound by Connecticut Broadleaf to deliver a medium-bodied smoke that’s creamy and smooth with a touch of sweetness.
The four-vitola collection features price points of less-than $10 and is sure to stand out in the humidor, with visually-arresting packaging that speaks to Toraño family’s escape from Cuba.
Toraño Exodus will be available beginning in September, and the collection will launch with four frontmarks, each housed in 20-count boxes.
Robusto – 5" x 54; SRP per cigar is $6.99 Toro Grande – 5½" x 58; SRP per cigar is $7.79 Torpedo – 5¾" x 52; SRP per cigar is $7.79 Gigante -- 6" x 60; SRP per cigar is $8.49
For more information on Toraño Cigars, check out the website, and follow on social media: Facebook (Toraño Cigars), Twitter (@ToranoCigars), and Instagram (@toranocigars).