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The Black Label Trading Co. Last Rites Toro is a 6 x 50 cigar dressed in Ecuadorian maduro over a Honduran binder, with Honduran and Nicaraguan leaf inside, rolled in Estelí, Nicaragua. Black Label announced this size for Last Rites in March 2025; we sell it as singles.
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Description
The Black Label Trading Co. Last Rites Toro is a 6 x 50 take on Last Rites: Ecuadorian maduro outside, a Honduran binder, and mixed Honduran and Nicaraguan leaf inside. Black Label announced it in March 2025 as a new core-line toro, made at Fábrica Oveja Negra in Estelí, Nicaragua.
What It Tastes Like
We know of no critic’s review of this Toro yet. Retailer Smoke Inn’s listing rates Last Rites medium-full and names earth, black pepper, black coffee and dark chocolate among its flavors. Stogie Press, reviewing the related box-pressed Viaticum on October 27, 2019, met pepper first, then spiced fruit, cedar and dry citrus, closing sweet and earthy.
Who It’s For
- Maduro smokers drawn to Ecuadorian leaf over a Honduran binder.
- Existing Last Rites fans who want the blend in a six-inch length.
- Side-by-side tasters, as Royalty, Lawless and Porcelain also come as 6 x 50 toros (Stogie Press, July 2026).
Pros and Cons
Pros
- A three-country blend: Ecuador, Honduras and Nicaragua, per Smoke Inn
- Made at Black Label’s own Nicaraguan factory, per Stogie Press
Cons
- We found no independent review or score for the Toro size
- Strength reports range from medium-full (Smoke Inn, CigarsDirect) to full (our listing)
About the Last Rites
Last Rites goes back to 2013. Speaking to Stogie Press in October 2019, James Brown called it the first cigar he blended alone, tuned to his own palate. Smoke Inn lists five sizes, from a 6 1/2 x 42 Petite Lancero to a 6 x 60 Grand Toro.
Compare Similar Cigars
- Black Label Trading Company Lawless Toro 2025: announced as a 6 x 50 toro alongside Last Rites in March 2025, per Stogie Press.
- Black Label Trading Co. Eletto Toro: the same size in Connecticut broadleaf, per Cigar Journal.
- Black Label Trading Co. Super Deluxe 2025 Toro: box-pressed at 6 x 50, under San Andrés maduro (Stogie Press).
Black Label Trading Co. Last Rites Toro FAQ
How strong does the Last Rites Toro smoke?
No critic has graded it yet. Smoke Inn and CigarsDirect say medium-full, our listing says full, and Stogie Press found the 2019 Viaticum medium to full.
What is the blend of the Last Rites Toro?
Smoke Inn gives Ecuadorian maduro, Honduran binder, and Honduran plus Nicaraguan filler; CigarsDirect lists Nicaraguan filler only.
When did the Last Rites Toro come out?
Stogie Press reported on March 31, 2025 that it would debut at that year’s PCA show in New Orleans.
Is the Last Rites Viaticum the same cigar?
No. Viaticum was a 5 x 54 sixth-anniversary edition from 2019; Brown told Stogie Press it reworked the leaf ratios and primings.
Lawless, Eletto, Nocturne and more Black Label cigars are listed together on our Black Label Trading Company cigars page.
Additional information
| Packaging Type | Single |
|---|---|
| Origin | |
| Strength | Full |
| Wrapper | Ecuadorian Maduro |
| Binder | Honduran |
| Filler | Honduran, Nicaraguan |
| Length | 6" |
| Gauge | 50 |
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