Discover the Rich Aroma of Micallef Migdalia Toro Cigars.
Micallef Migdalia Toro Cigar Review… featured in The Blaze Report.
Brand Profile:
The Micallef Migdalia Toro is a carefully aged, medium strength cigar that is hand crafted in Nicaragua. From wrapper to filler each of the tobacco used in this flawlessly made cigar has been aged for 4 (four) years. Its oily, dark Mexican San Andres wrapper is artfully draped over a Sumatra binder, which houses a filler made of premium tobaccos from Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic. The Migdalia will please your palate with an abundance of flavor and aroma that will have you coming back for more.
Vitola (Size): 6” x 52
Wrapper: Mexican San Andres
Binder: Sumatra
Filler: Nicaraguan and Dominican Republic
Micallef Migdalia Toro Cigars
https://www.micallefcigars.com/portfolio
Pairs Perfectly With:
CLYDE MAY’S WHISKEY
clyde may’s straight bourbon whiskey.
Four year old straight Bourbon, 92 proof, non-chill filtered for a fuller mouthfeel, traditional process and finish. This classic, award winning bourbon is best served on the rocks or in a May’s Manhattan. AWARDS & ACCOLADES 2018 – 94 points, Wine Enthusiast, Excellent 2016 – Ultimate Spirits Challenge, Rated 93 points, Excellent, Highly Recommended 2016 – Gold Medal Winner of New York World Wine & Spirits Competition 92 proof.
Photo and Review credits: M. “Joe” Gooch
The Blaze Report:
Appearance:
Evenly colored brown attractive wrapper that was solid to the touch and had a slightly oily brown wrapper with a subtle yet rich pre-light smell of wood and cocoa notes.
1st Third:
Up front there’s a very smooth draw that provided a lot thick and flavorful smoke. The cigar provided a huge aroma that filled the air with very rich tobacco notes and some earthy tones. Hints of underlying sweet tones with spices through the nose.
2nd Third:
Developing creamy texture on the palate with a more spiciness through the nose. Full flavored smoke through to the palate and a with a very long and full finish. slow and even burn lead to some great flavors with spices and rich tobacco notes.
Final 3rd:
Extremely flavorful with a mouth watering texture. Also a creamy texture that was introduced to the body as the cigar was smoked. Full flavored with a rich and spicy aroma. That held a slow and even burn that held on to a dense ash. A nice amount of clean tobacco notes through the nose with a nice flavor profile. The aroma and flavor continued with full flavored smoke through to the palate.
Making the Grade
Final Thoughts:
Construction was outstanding with a remarkably even burn that held on to ta long ash. Overall a very flavorful, extremely well made cigar that is packed with flavor and spices. The cigar maintained and exceptional rich aroma with some hints of sweet undertones and an overall light earthy, rich tobacco character. Overall an extremely well made cigar.
- Was this cigar a good buy? Yes
- Does it have complexity? Yes
- Did the cigar produce spice? Yes
- Would you smoke this cigar again? Yes
- Did the flavors match the description? Yes
- Did the taste transition as you smoked it? Yes
- Did the strength match the description? Medium with nice flavors
- How consistent was the strength level? Great
- Did you enjoy the aroma of the cigar while smoking? Yes
- What makes this cigar different or special? Rich tobacco character
Final Grade
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