I've been a Torano fan for awhile. This past weekend my youngest daughter
got married in Las Vegas and of course it cost me a bundle (unfortunately
I didn't win enough to pay for anything worthwhile). While I was there I
did have the pleasure to enjoy two Torano sticks I hadn't tried yet. Both
were the Exodus 1959 series, 1 a silver corona and the other a gold topedo.

Where do I start, these are without a doubt the best cigars I've smoked in
quite sometime. I've been trying other brands but I can always depend on a
Torano to fill the bill. Both were even burning, great ash, wonderful taste
and smell, and I'll darn sure have some more of these babies. The gold was
more full bodied than the silver but both are exquisite smokes. The packaging
and wrappers were also very nice. The gold was box pressed and had a wonderful
chocolatey hint.

yup. I'm too lazy to do a search, but I bet if you do, you'll see half a dozen reviews singing the praises of these sticks. You nailed it - on both!I love these babies! Could be one of the more underated cigars out there. Can't wait to try the 1916!

oh yeah - and - Congrats for your daughter! (guess you won't be bidding much for a while...)

them '59 are so good, a notch bellow the PAM's

Yep, yummy yummy.

I've loved everything I've ever tried by Torano, and these two smokes are definitely at the top of the list! Both are incredible and hugely satisfying IMHO.

The '59 is a fine cigar. I like the regular '59 better than the silver because I think the silver lacks in the flavor department. As great as these are, the Signature is even better. I'm still waiting to try the 1916 or the Reserva Selecta...

Yup, along with the Reserva Selecta line, damn good products.

Wonderful cigars, they are absolutely terrific 🙂

Just finished a gold lable Exodus 59. Man it was great. Well made and an easy draw. Wonderful taste. Smoked it until my finger tips gave up.

Tim

The 1959 Exodus Gold IMHO is the best of the line. I expected more from the '59 Silver with Criollo wrapper but was quite disappointed. The Sigs are excellent after being allowed to stabilize and dry down. My box of first release Sigs took six months to dry down. OTT they were so damp, they didn't draw.