Deltona FL – Fosforo Cigars, has announced the expansion of its acclaimed Fosforo Connecticut line with the shipping of two new core production sizes: Toro and Robusto. According to the company, these affordably-priced vitolas will appeal to cigar smokers’ preferences by providing them with “more options to indulge in the exceptional quality and flavor for which Fosforo Connecticut Cigars are known.”
Fosforo Connecticut cigars offer a smooth and mellow smoking experience that comes from a rich blend of top-grade Ecuadorian Connecticut wrappers over select Nicaraguan binder and filler tobaccos.
The Toro will allow cigar enthusiasts to immerse themselves in Fosforo Connecticut’s refined flavors in a longer, more luxurious smoke, while the Robusto provides a more compact option, ideal for those seeking a well-balanced smoke that can be enjoyed in a shorter time frame.
Fosforo Connecticut Cigar Sizes
Robusto (5″ x 52) msrp $7.99/cigar
Toro (6″ x 50) msrp $9.99/cigar
Corona Gorda (5¾” x 46) msrp $8.99/cigar
Presented in butcher paper-wrapped bundles of 10 cigars.
“At Fosforo Cigars, we are committed to delivering the utmost satisfaction to our valued customers,” said Jeff Moutett, Fosforo Cigars & Match Cigar Bar owner. “By introducing the Toro and Robusto sizes to our Connecticut line, we aim to provide cigar connoisseurs with versatile choices that reflect their discerning preferences.” CA
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