New Toscano Brenta is First to Use Air-Cured Tobacco
The Toscano Brenta is made entirely of habano-seed tobaccos grown in Italy that were air-cured instead of fire-cured. Unlike a traditional Toscano cigar, the Brenta must be stored in humidors.
Toscano Italia
Made entirely of Kentucky-seed fire-cured tobaccos grown in Italy, the Toscano Italia are not put into presses and have pre-cut feet on both ends. The cigars are also rolled sans a binder leaf, meaning the filler tobaccos are held in place simply by the wrapper.
Toscano Italia Debuts at PCA 2024
Most of the filler tobacco comes from the province of Benevento.
Toscano Releases Master Aged Series 4
The cigar is made entirely of Kentucky-seed tobaccos grown in Tuscany. Its wrapper goes through a unique curing process that includes 10 days of constant, high humidity and temperature.
Toscano’s $80 Il Moro Cigar Heading to the U.S. on Nov. 1
Not only is it more expensive than a typical Toscano, it’s also much larger.
Toscano Master Aged Series 3
The company’s new line focuses on a nearly year-long again process.
PCA 2022: Toscano
One of the busiest booths throughout the 2022 PCA Convention & Trade Show was Toscano. Not only that, the company won an award for best booth.
Toscano Master Aged Series Coming to U.S. Market
Toscano’s newest line balances strong tobaccos with an extended maturation process that the company says helps to smooth out the profile.
Toscano Brings Extravecchio to the U.S.
The Toscano Extravecchio uses tobacco from Tuscany and Tennessee. It’s now available to U.S. stores.
Toscano Nobile Ships to Stores
The Toscano Nobile is now heading to stores in the U.S. Nobile measures 6 1/2 x 40 and is made in the traditional Toscano style….
Toscano Duecento
One of the things I’ve been meaning to do at halfwheel is to review a Toscano. The Italian cigars—the name of which is both a reference…
