| Profile | 5 of 5 |
| Shape | Toro |
| Wrapper | Ecuador |
| Origin | Dominican Republic |
| Flavored | False |
| Pressed | False |
| Has Tip | False |
| Binder | Mexican |
| Fillers | Dominican, Nicaraguan |
| Sweet | False |
| Length | 6 in. | 152 mm |
| Ring Gauge | 54 |
Davidoff · Winston Churchill Collection
The Late Hour Toro
The broadest format in The Late Hour Series: full-bodied, dense and complex, made for the hours after sunset.
The Tasting Journey
A perfumed pre-light aroma and a first hint of oak lead into an intense, full-bodied smoke, deepened by whisky-cask aged tobacco.
First Third
The Foot



Strong black coffee leads, with leather and a warm spice close behind.
Second Third
The Body



The middle grows deeper, with leather, dark chocolate and cream sweetened by the whisky-cask aged leaf.
Final Third
The Head



The last third turns intense: black pepper and oak over a distinct note of malt.
The Blend
Higher-grade, well-aged tobaccos give the Toro its dense, white smoke. The Condega visus leaf in the filler rests for months in Scottish first-fill single malt whisky casks before rolling, and the Toro’s length cools and filters the smoke from start to finish.

Cigar Pairing
With a Dark, Spicy Rum
Davidoff pairs the Toro with a heavy, spicy rum that is not too sweet. A drink with that much character keeps pace with the cigar’s coffee, leather and pepper rather than disappearing under them.
Cigar Story
For the Hours After Sunset
Sir Winston Churchill’s days ran from dawn into the small hours. After leading an empire and negotiating at dinner tables and in conference rooms, he often wrote his famous speeches and books late at night, frequently with a cigar.
The Late Hour Series is Davidoff’s tribute to those evenings: an intense, multi-origin blend meant for the hours after sunset.











