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The Stallone Alazán Corojo Toro is a 5 1/2 x 56 box-pressed cigar from Stallone’s Cowboy Series, pairing a Brazilian Corojo wrapper with an Ecuadorian binder and Nicaraguan filler. We sell it as singles, so one is all it takes to try it.
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Description
The Stallone Alazán Corojo Toro is a 5 1/2 x 56 box-pressed toro that wraps an Ecuadorian binder and Nicaraguan filler in a Brazilian Corojo leaf. Cigar Coop listed it in 2020 as one of three box-pressed sizes in the Alazán Corojo blend, part of the Cowboy Series from Stallone Cigars.
What It Tastes Like
We found no published review of the Toro itself. The nearest is Cigar Aficionado’s Cigar Insider rating of the Alazán Corojo Robusto (5 x 54), dated February 9, 2021, which gave that size 89 points and called it medium-full. The panel noted toasty, chewy flavors with a touch of anise, a slightly tacky stretch midway, and spice at the close.
Who It’s For
- Box-press fans who like a wide 56 ring that still stays under six inches.
- Corojo explorers curious how Brazilian-grown Corojo compares with Honduran or Nicaraguan leaf.
- Cowboy Series collectors who want the Corojo side of the two Alazán blends.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Three-country blend: Brazil outside, Ecuador as binder, Nicaragua at the core
- Same blend as the Robusto that earned 89 points in Cigar Insider (February 2021)
Cons
- We found no independent review or score for this exact size
- Strength labels vary, from medium-full for the Robusto to full on our listing
About the Alazán Corojo
Cigar Coop reports that Stallone Cigars was started by Tony Barrios, who competes with cutting horses, and that the brand name means stallion in Italian. The Cowboy Series matches each blend’s wrapper shade to a Spanish word for a horse’s coat color. Cigar Coop’s 2020 profile named Tabacalera La Perla in Estelí as the factory; Cigar Inspector called it undisclosed in 2022, but both place production in Nicaragua.
Compare Similar Cigars
- Stallone Palomino Connecticut Toro: a Cowboy Series sibling with a U.S. Connecticut Shade wrapper over Nicaraguan tobacco, per Cigar Coop.
- Camacho Corojo Gordo: a larger 6 x 60 made entirely from Corojo tobacco in Honduras.
- Aganorsa Leaf Supreme Leaf Corojo Gran Toro: the same 56 ring at 6 inches, built from Aganorsa’s own Nicaraguan leaf.
Stallone Alazán Corojo Toro FAQ
How strong is the Stallone Alazán Corojo Toro?
Sources differ. We list it as full; Cigar Aficionado rated the Robusto size medium-full in February 2021, and no outlet has rated the Toro separately.
What size is the Alazán Corojo Toro?
It measures 5 1/2 inches with a 56 ring gauge and is box-pressed, according to Cigar Coop’s August 2020 profile of the line.
What tobaccos are in the Alazán Corojo blend?
A Brazilian Corojo wrapper covers an Ecuadorian binder and Nicaraguan filler, as reported by both Cigar Coop and Cigar Inspector.
How does it differ from the Stallone Alazán Habano?
The Alazán Habano flips the countries, with an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper over a Brazilian binder, per Cigar Coop and Cigar Inspector. Both use Nicaraguan filler.
Browse the rest of the horse-themed lineup on our Stallone Cigars brand page.
Additional information
| Packaging Type | Single |
|---|---|
| Strength | Full |
| Origin | |
| Wrapper | Brazilian Corojo |
| Binder | Ecuador |
| Filler | Nicaragua |
| Length | 5 1/2" |
| Gauge | 56 |
