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Toro Most bundled cigars are hit or miss for me. But I've been a fan of the original Casa Blanca line for years, going back to when they still came in boxes; so had to try the Reserve. The wrapper does give it a nice boost flavor wise, but it by no means overpowers the original Casa blend; it might touch the medium strength scale, might. The bundle I purchased burned straight, held a nice white ash. The original is in my "morning cigar rotation", but the Reserve will be a nice addition to that. Will definitely order more. Wish they had a longer size; they'd make a very good "morning golf cigar"! 4 5 1
Toro When you want a mild cigar for a good price. The wrap is loose but goof construction, draw and burn. There are one or two that will have an uneven burn but for $2 this is a great deal for a mild flavor. 4 5 1
Toro I smoked these a lot several years ago, and then they disappeared. I was surprised to see them again maybe 18 months back. The reborn sticks had a new label. The first box I received were poorly constructed. I was pulling tobacco out of my teeth constantly. I wrote this off to a new or renewed brand. A couple months back, I bought another box. These were ALL junk. Falling apart, poor flavor, just bad. The entire box of 20 were this way. This is off my list now. 1 5 1
Toro Love these. You can't beat the price. My first choice for an everyday smoke. 4 5 1
Toro Great!! 5 5 1
Toro I love it 5 5 1
Toro I've never had a bad Casa Blanca. They are well made and smoke beautifully. A good value for a very good cigar. 5 5 1
Toro First these cigars are affordable, they have good flavor, they have a good draw and burn evenly for the most part 5 5 1
Toro all fine no problems 5 5 1
Toro I used to buy these several years ago and then these disappeared. They were great. A few years back, these showed up again and I grabbed a box. Poorly made, uneven burn, falling apsrt. Ok, maybe since it's sorta new, give them some time to work the kinks out. I've purchased a box from time to time and this last box is the last I'll purchase. Still having the same issues. I've tried different humidity, different types, and so on. Sorry Casa Blanca, I've tried, been patient and the quality is still in the toilet. You get only one star as I cannot give you less. The consistency is bad, but it is consistent. 1 5 1
Toro This cigar taste good for sure burns for over 45 minutes due to Length flavors are there well constructed consistency is there over all good cigar! 5 5 1
Toro A medium smoke, slightly towards the lighter side of medium. 4 5 1
Toro Have had success with this smoke until now. Very difficult draw . Major mfging and construction malfunction. Say goodbye to Casa Blanca. 2 5 1
Toro ok 4 5 1
Toro Good smoke for a good price. Good everyday smoke. 4 5 1
Toro This cigar is poorly constructed. It doesn't draw well and won't stay lit. Requires constant puffing, or frequent relighting. Flavor is mediocre. I smoked two and both were the same. I bought a bundle of these and the rest are going to the trash. Ratings would be zero stars if I could. 1 5 1
Toro Solid construction, easy draw, nice notes of chocolate and spice. Exceptional value. 4 5 1
Toro Only positive is decent flavor. Draw, construction, and burn very inconsistent. JR offered as a closeout last summer at around $24 bundle then I learned from JR CS that "close out" only meant current batch then raised the price to $49.99. Marketing strategy sounds familiar. Right price is cigar is $29.99 per bundle of 20. 2 5 1
Toro This is a really darn good cigar. Nice burn and ash. Hints of white chocolate, cedar and hints of spice. This is a great everyday cigar. Will buy again 4 5 1
Toro Bland, mild, decent construction. Not worth the price 2 5 1
Toro I've pulled 4 from the bundle and 3 have split wrappers. very dry and crunchy. As I work a cigar inside during the day before going outside to light it up, they're okay for the chewing on. But trying to smoke a cigar with holes in the wrapper is just frustrating. 2 5 1

Casa Blanca Reserve

Toro 6 × 54 CBRET

Fans of fuller flavored Cuban-style smokes can now enjoy that great Casa Blanca taste with the exciting new Casa Blanca Reserve Toro cigars. The Reserve Toro still uses the same Mexican binder and aged long fillers from the Dominican Republic, this time with a more robust Ecuadorian leaf replacing the Connecticut wrapper found on the original blend. This bolder medium-bodied Casa Blanca is brimming with flavors of cocoa, cedar, roasted nuts, and hints of spicy and peppery zest not found on its mellower cousin. Just as smooth and satisfying as ever, Casa Blanca Reserve Toro cigars are available right here in affordable 20-count bundles.

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6

54

Parejo

Ecuador

Mexico

Dominican Republic

Dominican Republic

Medium

EMS

Bundle of 20

Retail Price
$130.00
JR Price
$49.95
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$80.05
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