My Father Conneticut Toro Gordo

Description

The My Father Connecticut Toro Gordo is a 6″ x 60 cigar, mild-medium in strength, and the largest size of My Father’s Connecticut line — the first My Father blend to use an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper. It’s paired with a Nicaraguan Corojo 99 binder and Nicaraguan Habano-Criollo filler, all sourced from Garcia family farms. Two other sizes are available: the Connecticut Toro (6 1/2″ x 54) and Connecticut Robusto (5 1/4″ x 52).

About My Father Connecticut Toro Gordo

This was the inaugural My Father cigar built around an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, giving the brand a milder option alongside its typically fuller Nicaraguan puros. The Toro Gordo is the widest of the three Connecticut sizes carried here.

Flavor & Smoking Profile

Dry notes of roasted nuts intertwined with oak, almond, pecan, and subtle graham cracker, layered over an earthy base with My Father’s signature spice notes.

What Makes My Father Connecticut Toro Gordo Different?

Its 60-ring gauge is the widest in the Connecticut line, giving a cooler draw and longer smoking time than the Toro or Robusto sizes of the same blend.

Who Is This Cigar Best Suited For?

This suits smokers who want a milder, Connecticut-wrapped alternative to My Father’s fuller Nicaraguan blends, in a wide, long-burning format.

See the full My Father Cigars lineup to compare this line against the rest of the brand’s cigars.