The cigar is a 6 x 52 Toro with a pigtail and a closed foot. "I only had enough tobacco to make 6,000 cigars for this blend." says Azarias. The cigars will be released in a very uniquely-shaped box with only 12 cigars located inside. He would not disclose the wrapper filler or binder info.
I really enjoyed this blend. I thought it delivered some Cameroon and FSG qualities that I enjoy, but I believe the Cordoba & Morales Finca Santa Fe FSG Cameroon is young and needs more time to rest. I liked the balance between saltiness, sweetness and spice. The body and strength were perfect throughout, and the draw and burn were great.
The Córdoba & Morales Finca Santa Fe FSG Toro was a consistently good experience from start to finish, illustrating some of the best aspects of Florida Sun Grown tobacco. The list of flavors included hay, cedar, baking spices, vegetal, cocoa, mustiness, sour citrus and musty cedar. I'm lookong forward to smoking more Finca Santa Fe FSGs in the near future. The draw and construction were both perfect.
I thoroughly enjoyed this cigar. The interplay of sweetness, cream, spice and wood did just enough to keep me engaged throughout the entire long smoking time without ever being mundane.
As much as I dislike this term, the cigar was very "Cubanesque." The well balanced and nuanced notes made for a very pleasurable smoking experience. I'd happily smoke more of these, even given the higher price point.