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The Ceniza Fina Corojo Toro is a 6 x 50 toro with an Ecuadorian corojo wrapper, a Mexican binder and Dominican and Nicaraguan filler, made at Tabacalera La Isla in the Dominican Republic. Fine Ash Cigars pitches the blend as medium in strength, and we sell it as singles.
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Description
The Ceniza Fina Corojo Toro is a 6 x 50 toro wrapped in Ecuadorian corojo, with a Mexican binder and a filler of Dominican criollo 98, piloto cubano and HVA plus Nicaraguan Jalapa leaf. Tabacalera La Isla in Santiago, Dominican Republic, makes it for Sam and Rosie Lopez of Fine Ash Cigars.
What It Tastes Like
We found no published review of the Toro itself, so these notes come from other sizes. Stogie Press scored the Corojo Robusto (5 x 50) 92 points on June 13, 2025, and called it medium: a rough, peppery start gave way to sweet tobacco, cracker and a jammy fruit note, then nuts, cocoa and light cream late. halfwheel’s review of the 6 x 46 Corona Gorda centered on almonds, cedar and florals with cocoa nib, toast and leather beneath, and placed the strength just past medium by the final third.
Who It’s For
- Medium-strength smokers who like a filler mixing Dominican and Nicaraguan leaf.
- Fans of the Ceniza Fina Robusto who want an extra inch of the same blend.
- Boutique-brand explorers curious about a tobacconist’s own blend.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- The Robusto in this blend earned 92 points from Stogie Press (June 2025)
- Four filler tobaccos drawn from two countries
- Medium strength, per the company and reviewers
Cons
- We found no independent review of the Toro size
- Stogie Press found the Robusto a bit harsh in the opening puffs
About the Ceniza Fina Corojo
Ceniza Fina means “fine ash” in Spanish, echoing the Lopezes’ Glendale, Arizona, shop. The Corojo was the brand’s debut blend, announced in January 2024 in three sizes, with a box-pressed 5 1/2 x 56 Robusto Gordo added that August. A Connecticut blend followed at PCA 2025 and a CT Broadleaf at PCA 2026.
Compare Similar Cigars
- Ceniza Fina Robusto: the same corojo blend in a shorter 5 x 50.
- Ceniza Fina Robusto Gordo: the line’s box-pressed 5 1/2 x 56 size.
- E.H. Taylor Corojo Robusto: another Ecuadorian corojo wrapper from Tabacalera La Isla, over a Jalapa binder and Dominican filler.
Ceniza Fina Corojo Toro FAQ
How strong is the Ceniza Fina Corojo Toro?
Medium. Fine Ash Cigars describes the blend as medium strength, Stogie Press rated the Robusto medium, and halfwheel found the Corona Gorda finishing just past medium.
What size is the Ceniza Fina Corojo Toro?
It measures 6 inches long with a 50 ring gauge, according to halfwheel and Cigar Coop.
Who makes Ceniza Fina cigars?
Tabacalera La Isla in Santiago, Dominican Republic, run by Hostos Fernández Quesada, produces them for Fine Ash Cigars. Pospiech Cigars handles distribution.
How is the Toro different from the Ceniza Fina Robusto?
Only in size. Both carry the same corojo blend; the Toro is 6 x 50, while the Robusto is 5 x 50.
Explore the full brand, including the other sizes of this blend, on our Ceniza Fina cigars page.
Additional information
| Packaging Type | Single |
|---|---|
| Origin | |
| Strength | Medium |
| Shape | Toro |
| Wrapper | Ecuadorian Corojo |
| Binder | Mexican |
| Filler | Criollo 98, Piloto Cubano, HVA, Jalapa Nicaragua |
| Length | 6" |
| Gauge | 50 |
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