About this cigar
Made in Mexico, the Casa Turrent 1973 Gran Toro comes in the Toro format: 152 mm long with a 62 ring gauge (24.6 mm). Tobaccos: wrapper Mexico, binder Mexico and filler Mexico / Nicaragua. Strength: medium; smoking time about 117 minutes. Noted flavors: cedar, cocoa and pepper.
From the Casa Turrent house, the 1973 Gran Toro is a 152 mm toro with a 62 ring gauge, rolled in Mexico. Its Mexican wrapper and binder are joined to a filler blending Mexican and Nicaraguan tobaccos, for a medium-strength blend with notes of cedar, cocoa and pepper. A generous format that will appeal to aficionados seeking volume and aromatic depth.
Specifications
- Brand
- Casa Turrent
- Vitola
- 1973 Gran Toro
- Size
- Toro
- Length
- 152 mm · 5.98″
- Ring gauge
- 62 · 24.6 mm
- Wrapper
- Mexico
- Wrapper shade
- Colorado
- Binder
- Mexico
- Filler
- Mexico / Nicaragua
- Country of manufacture
- 🇲🇽 Mexico
- Smoking time
- About 117 min
Casa Turrent
Mexico, Founded in 1880, 133 cigarsCasa Turrent is a Mexican cigar house rooted in the Turrent family, of Catalan origin, established in San Andrés Tuxtla in the state of Veracruz. Its style draws on tobaccos grown and cured by the family, especially the San Andrés maduro leaf. Its main lines include the Triple Play, the Puro Corojo and the 6 Generations.
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