Punch Gran Puro Nicaragua Toro (6×54)
$8.50 – $153.00
The Punch Gran Puro Nicaragua offers an exceptionally smooth, full-bodied smoke with a well-balanced mix of earth, bittersweet chocolate, subtle spice, and cocoa flavors.
Description
Punch Gran Puro Nicaragua is the ultimate cigar for body and flavor. This cigar gets its full-bodied profile from its robust Nicaraguan fillers and binder, giving smokers strong notes of pepper, cedar, and leather. As the cigar builds in body, smokers will experience an incredibly rich and savory flavor profile due to the Connecticut broadleaf wrapper. Gran Puro Nicaragua is a perfect representation of Nicaraguan tobacco. Building on the legacy of its famous Honduran cousin, Punch Gran Puro Nicaragua 6 x 54 offers an exceptionally smooth, full-bodied smoke with a well-balanced mix of earth, bittersweet chocolate, subtle spice, and cocoa flavors.
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A thick, rich flavorful cigar from start to finish, and inexpensive enough to become your daily smoke of choice! The Robusto vitolo is normally my go-to in this series, but that one doesn’t appear to be in stock here at Cigars Daily at the time of this review.
I do smoke both the Robusto and the Toro and always keep at least one box in my humidor at all times. The Toro is a little milder in the first third primarily due to the extra length and larger ring gauge, with the Robusto providing the best representation of this superior offering from Punch. Flavors are dark and rich with a consistent burn stick after stick.
If you haven’t tried a Punch cigar before, and even if you have, you owe it to yourself to give this blend a try! There is nothing in the Punch line that can compare to the Gran Puro Nicaragua! It is in a league all its own!