Carlos Torano Exodus 1959 Double Corona
Origin: Honduras
Size: 7.00 x 50
Wrapper: Habano 2000

From Serious Cigars:
This cigar commemorates the Exodus of expert Cuban cigar families and their impact on the cigar industry after the nationalization of all tobacco farms and cigar factories by the Cuban government in 1959. The Toraños were one of those families.

Reviewed by: Smokiethebear
Date: March 2004
Notes:

This was the first Torano that I had ever smoked and WOW! Pretty much sums up the feeling. I'm a fan of larger cigars so I opted for the Double Corona. The cigar lit easily and burned even the whole way down. I smoked it for about an hour and forty-five minutes and could have kept going. I was a little surprised that it was as mild as it turned out to be. I'd say it had a medium body, but the wrapper would never let you know by the looks of it. I found the smoke to be creamy and slightly sweet. The drag was great and produced a large volume of smoke, something I love in my cigars.

Overall, I loved the cigar and would definitely recommend one to anybody with an afternoon to kill.