Murcielago means “bat” in Spanish. The cigar was first introduced in 2009 and quickly gained popularity for its bold profile. After a brief hiatus, Erik Espinosa relaunched the brand in 2015, and in 2017, it entered its third iteration with a new look and aged tobaccos. The blend was reverse-engineered and is now produced in collaboration with AJ Fernandez at the San Lotano factory in Nicaragua.
This box-pressed Toro features a dark, oily Mexican San Andrés Maduro wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler. The flavor profile is rich and complex, offering notes of dark chocolate, espresso, sweet raisin, black pepper, maple syrup, oak, cocoa, and roasted nuts. The cigar burns evenly and delivers a smooth, full-bodied experience with a dense, aromatic smoke.
FAQs
Q. What is the flavor profile of Murcielago Toro BP?
A. Dark chocolate, espresso, sweet raisin, black pepper, maple syrup, oak, cocoa, and roasted nuts.
Q. Where are the Murcielago Toro BP cigars produced, and which factory manufactures them?
A. They are handmade in Nicaragua at the San Lotano factory operated by AJ Fernandez.
Q. What is the strength of Murcielago Toro BP, and who is it best suited for?
A. Medium to full strength. Best for experienced smokers who enjoy bold, complex maduro cigars.
Q. What are the best drinks or foods to pair with Murcielago Toro BP?
A. Pair with espresso, bourbon, dark rum, or foods like grilled meats, roasted nuts, and dark chocolate.
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