| Profile | 2 of 5 |
| Shape | Toro |
| Wrapper | Ecuador |
| Origin | Dominican Republic |
| Flavored | False |
| Pressed | False |
| Has Tip | False |
| Binder | Dominican |
| Fillers | Dominican |
| Sweet | False |
| Length | 6 in. | 152 mm |
| Ring Gauge | 54 |
Davidoff · Signature Line
Signature Toro
The largest format in the Signature line: a generous 54 ring gauge that brings out more complexity while keeping the blend’s creamy balance.
The Tasting Journey
A slow build that peaks in the middle third, with sweet, creamy notes rising through a smoke that never turns heavy.
First Third
The Foot



It starts gently with barley and toasted wheat, framed by a light touch of oak.
Second Third
The Body



The middle is where the Toro peaks: rich cream and brown sugar with a floral spice.
Final Third
The Head



The finish settles into soft cedar and dried fruit, with a gentle lift of black pepper.
The Blend
The extra length and girth hold more tobacco, so the flavors keep shifting over a longer smoke. The draw stays easy and the creaminess runs from the first taste to the finish.

Cigar Pairing
With a Milk Coffee
Like the rest of the Signature line, the Toro is best with an aromatic milk coffee, according to Davidoff. Its creamy sweetness keeps pace with the cigar’s barley, cream and cedar over a long, relaxed smoke.
Cigar Story
A Line Born in 1968
The Signature line traces back to 1968 and its predecessor, the Davidoff Classic, whose cigars were finished with a pigtail at the head, a detail that set Davidoff apart at the time.
The Toro joined the line in 2016, giving the creamiest, most refined blend of Davidoff’s White Band Collection its largest format.









