El Mago

Question 1

Pepe

Answer 1

named after the founder’s grandfather Gonzalo “Pepe” Torre. Its the first box-pressed toro for the company. Blend-wise, it uses a Mexican San Andrés wrapper over a broadleaf binder from the U.S. and fillers from Nicaragua. Medium-strong in strength.

Question 2

Pepe

Answer 2

named after the founder’s grandfather Gonzalo “Pepe” Torre. Its the first box-pressed toro for the company. Blend-wise, it uses a Mexican San Andrés wrapper over a broadleaf binder from the U.S. and fillers from Nicaragua. Medium-strong in strength.

Question 3

Mistico

Answer 3

this is its first Robusto, which is also box-pressed measures 5 x 50. A three-year-old Cameroon wrapper covers an Ecuadorian binder and fillers from the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua. Medium in strength

Question 4

El Cubano

Answer 4

it uses a Connecticut Destapado wrapper over a Honduran binder and fillers from Estelí, Nicaragua.Mild strength.Not much information online.