El Titan De Bronze Nicaragua Toro (6x52)

El Titan De Bronze Nicaragua Toro (6×52)

MSRP: $10.00 - $200.00

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Rated 3.00 out of 5 based on 2 customer ratings

(2 customer reviews)

Price range: $8.99 through $161.81

Variant: Box of 20

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SKU: N/A Category: El Titan De Bronze Tags: Connecticut Broadleaf Wrapper, El Titan de Bronze cigars, El Titan de Bronze Nicaragua, El Titan de Bronze Nicaragua Toro, Little Havana cigars, Mexican Binder Cigar, Miami cigar factory, NACSA factory, new cigar release 2026, Nicaraguan cigar 2026, Sandy Cobas cigars

Summary

For over 30 years, Sandy Cobas and El Titan de Bronze have been the heartbeat of Miami's Little Havana cigar scene, producing some of the finest small-batch, hand-rolled smokes in the country using traditional Cuban methods. Now, for the first time in the factory's history, they're taking that legacy on the road. The El Titan de Bronze Nicaragua Toro is the iconic Miami factory's debut Nicaraguan-made cigar, rolled at the NACSA factory in Estelí and built around a beautifully dark Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper anchored by a Mexican binder and all-Nicaraguan filler. The result is a rich, medium-full Toro with the depth and character El Titan is known for, now available at an approachable price point. This 6x52 is history in the making — and at under ten bucks a stick, it's an easy box decision.

Additional information

Weight	0.04 lbs
Variant	Single, 5 Pack, Box of 20
Length In Inches	6
Ring Gauge	52
Shape	Toro
Wrapper	Connecticut Broadleaf, USA
Binder	Mexico
Filler	Nicaragua
Strength	Medium-Full
Country of Origin	Nicaragua
Cigar Brand	El Titan De Bronze
Approximate Smoking Time	60-90 Minutes

Customer Reviews

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I got a typical Nicaraguan profile. Construction wise, it wasnt bad, but definitely not rolled in El titan de bronze. Nothing really stands out as great but far from bad

El Titan’s first go of it in foreign territory, being made in Nicaragua, was a mixed bag for my taste buds. This was nothing special. It had a pretty good burn, but the smoke I took in half the time was harsh, and not in a robustly flavorful way. There were other times during this smoke where I’d get hints of nuttiness mixed with dark chocolate sweetness, but then it was back to a bitteresque taste. A nice black coffee tone would hit toward the back end, yet the burning charcoal would creep in and take over. This stick was too inconsistent for my blood. It might need more time in the humidor. The pleasure enjoyed was very hit and miss with this cigar. I like El Titan De Bronze as a company, and truly enjoy many of their stateside sticks. This one was just mediocre. I say that because in-between the harshness was a pretty good smoke. I gave it 3 out of 5, but it’s more of a 2.5!