Casa Magna Colorado Gran Toro - Box of 27

At 6 x 58, this is one of the widest formats in the entire Colorado line, a Ligero Colorado wrapper grown in Jalapa, Nicaragua, covering Nicaraguan binder and filler in the same bold, well-balanced blend that won the Robusto its 2008 Cigar of the Year title. The flavor runs consistent with the rest of the Colorado family, cocoa, coffee, and sweet cedar with a nice earthy undertone, full strength but described by longtime buyers as never overpowering.

It's fair to be direct that this specific size shows more construction variance than some other Colorado vitolas. Several customer reviews specifically flag burn problems, one describing the first two-thirds as needing help before the final third improved, another simply calling the burn not good. Other buyers of the exact same cigar report the opposite, full-bodied, tasty, and worth a box purchase without any construction complaints at all. This kind of split isn't unusual for a wide 58 ring gauge, which is inherently more demanding to roll evenly than a narrower format, but it's genuinely worth knowing rather than assuming every stick performs identically.

At this size, the wide ring gauge does deliver a genuinely long, unhurried smoke, and the core flavor profile that made Casa Magna Colorado famous, cocoa, coffee, sweet cedar, remains fully intact regardless of individual construction outcomes. Longtime buyers who've had good experiences describe this as one of their reliable go-to cigars, reasonably priced and consistently flavorful when the burn cooperates.

Key Features:

1. Brand: Casa Magna (Quesada)
2. Line: Colorado
3. Factory: Plasencia Segovia, Estelí, Nicaragua
4. Wrapper: Nicaraguan Ligero Colorado (Jalapa)
5. Binder: Nicaraguan
6. Filler: Nicaraguan
7. Vitola: Gran Toro
8. Size: 6 inches x 58 ring gauge
9. Strength: Full
10. Flavor Profile: Cocoa, coffee, sweet cedar, earth, sweetness
11. Box Count: 27 cigars