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The Davidoff Millennium Toro is a 6 x 50 Dominican-made cigar with an Ecuadorian wrapper over Dominican binder and filler, scored 89 points by Cigar Aficionado in February 2012. Davidoff calls the blend medium to full, and we sell it as singles.
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Description
The Davidoff Millennium Toro is a 6 x 50 cigar that pairs an Ecuadorian wrapper, which Cigar Coop calls sun-grown, with a Dominican binder and Dominican filler. Davidoff rolls it in the Dominican Republic, and halfwheel names the company’s TABADOM operation as the factory.
What It Tastes Like
Davidoff describes the Millennium blend as medium to full in body, listing white pepper, chocolate, caramel and spice, and its note on the Toro size highlights caramel and roasted coffee. For this exact size, Cigar Aficionado’s review dated February 1, 2012 noted a deeply hued wrapper, a touch of sweetness with some grassy character, an easy draw and a pleasant saltiness lingering afterward. Cigar Coop’s February 11, 2011 review of the longer 6 3/4 x 48 Churchill found cherry-like sweetness, nuts and charred toast early, then coffee and black pepper, with coffee and nut deepening and wood arriving in the back half.
Who It’s For
- Davidoff smokers who want a blend the maker itself rates medium to full.
- Toro fans who like a 6-inch smoke on a 50 ring rather than a thicker gauge.
- Ecuadorian-wrapper enthusiasts curious how that leaf sits on an all-Dominican core.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Cigar Aficionado scored this size 89 (February 2012)
- Made at TABADOM in the Dominican Republic, per halfwheel
- An established regular-production size, added to the series in 2007 per halfwheel
Cons
- The Cigar Aficionado score for this size dates back to 2012
- Medium-full body may be more than mild-cigar smokers want
About the Millennium Line
halfwheel traces the series to a 1999 Millennium Collection capped at 2,500 boxes that became an ongoing line in 2001, with the Toro joining six years later. Cigar Coop credits Henke Kelner with putting the blend together.
Compare Similar Cigars
- Davidoff Millennium Robusto Tubos: the same blend in a shorter 5 1/4 x 50 robusto, packed in a tube.
- Davidoff Millennium Short Robusto: a compact 4 1/4 x 52 take on the same blend.
- Davidoff Winston Churchill Toro: a thicker 6 x 54 Davidoff with an Ecuadorian Rojiza wrapper, Mexican San Andrés binder and Dominican and Nicaraguan filler.
Davidoff Millennium Toro FAQ
What size is the Davidoff Millennium Toro?
Cigar Aficionado’s ratings page lists it at 6 inches long with a 50 ring gauge.
What tobaccos go into the Millennium Toro?
Cigar Aficionado and Cigar Coop both list Ecuadorian wrapper leaf with Dominican tobacco for the binder and filler. halfwheel describes the wrapper as an Ecuadorian hybrid and the filler as a mix of Dominican seco and ligero.
How strong is the Davidoff Millennium Toro?
Davidoff classes the Millennium blend as medium to full-bodied, and Cigar Coop’s 2011 review of the Churchill size put its strength in the same medium-to-full range.
Has the Millennium Toro been rated?
Yes. Cigar Aficionado scored this exact size 89 points in a review dated February 1, 2012.
See our Davidoff cigars page for the other Millennium sizes and blends.
Additional information
| Packaging Type | Single |
|---|---|
| Strength | Medium-Full |
| Origin | |
| Wrapper | Ecuadorian Sun Grown |
| Binder | Dominican Republic |
| Filler | Dominican Republic |
| Length | 6" |
| Gauge | 50 |
