Italian Style... Simply Toscano
Kenyanbees
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I didn't find any tread about Italian cigars and...
how many of you have ever tried a Toscano?
how many of you have ever tried a Toscano?
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Since some years are available also scented with Vanilla, Grappa, Coffee, Chocolate and others.
Are these handrolled, or machine made? The only other cigar with Italian tobacco that comes to mind is the CAO Italia (duh). Are there others?
* I have a new address as of 3/24/18 *
Types of Toscano Cigar
The Toscano cigars are made and sold in 27 different varieties:
* Toscano Originale
* Toscano Il Moro
* Toscanello Anice
* Toscano Originale 150
* Toscano Extravecchio
* Toscanello Caffe
* Toscano Originale Selected
* Toscano Classico
* Toscanello Fondente (Dark Chocolate)
* Toscano Originale Millennium
* Toscano Classico Vintage
* Toscanello Garibaldi
* Toscano Antica Riserva
* Toscano Garibaldi
* Toscanello Grappa
* Toscano Antica Tradizione
* Toscano Mascagni
* Toscanello Mocha
* Toscano Antico
* Toscano Modigliani
* Toscanello Scelto
* Toscano Anno Domini 1492
* Toscano Soldati
* Toscanello Speciale
* Toscano del Presidente
* Toscanello
* Toscanello Vanilla
Toscano Il Moro, handmade in limited quantities every year, is the only Toscano cigar which has its individual wooden packaging box. It is the most exclusive Toscano cigar and usually sold at a premium price. Other handmade Toscano cigars include Toscano Originale, Toscano Originale 150, Toscano Originale Selected, Toscano Millennium (limited edition), Toscano del Presidente (limited edition).
The Toscanello cigars are produced due to the popular custom of smoking Toscano cigars cut in half in Italy. Toscanello Garibaldi, Toscanello, and Toscanello Speciale are halves of Toscano Garibaldi, Toscano Classico, and Toscano Antico respectively. There is the Aroma series: Anice, Caffe, Fondente, Grappa, Mocha, and Vanilla which are lighter and more refreshing smoke.
They can't be even compared to the american production (Avanti, Parodi, Petri, De Nobili).
Try one if you can find them in your place
And like Marty said, although perhaps not entirely italian, the CAO does have at least some Italian leaf.
Those to scans look cool. I'd smoke one if I ever saw one.
How do we set up a trade? I have no idea about VAT or tax considerations outside the states
-Jay
The list above is from Wiki... I've just posted it to show you the different kind of available cigars.
Unfortunately marketing is not as good as their products and i need to buy boxes on boxes, like there is no tomorrow, when I pass by Italy