Falto Mentor
$10.00 – $50.00
If you purchase this product you will earn Experience the ultimate tribute to the tobacco and cigar master with The Falto Mentor Toro. Measuring 5 ¾ x 54, this cigar was blended in honor of the man who taught the creator everything they know about tobacco and cigars. With over two decades of close collaboration, this tribute was long overdue. Whether you’re a fan of full flavor or medium flavor, you’ll find the perfect balance in The Falto Mentor. Subtly nutty, with notes of coffee and spice, this cigar is the epitome of great balance. Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to taste the ultimate tribute to the tobacco and cigar master. Try The Falto Mentor Toro today.
Strength: Medium-Full Bodied
Country: Dominican Republic
Filler: Dominican Republic, Brazil, and Nicaragua
Binder: Brazil Sumatra and African Cameroon
Wrapper Origin: Ecuador
Wrapper Leaf: Connecticut
Box Count: 20
| Selection | Box – Toro 5 3/4 x 54, 5 Pack – Toro 5 3/4 x 54, Single – Toro 5 3/4 x 54 |
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Alexander S (verified owner) –
The Falto Mentor Toro was not as flavorful and complex as the Falto El Procer Historias but had similar tasting notes. It is almost like the Falto Mentor has lower primings of what the
Falto El Procer Historias had. The flavors notes were latte coffee, chocolate and slight pepper finish.
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Justin White (verified owner) –
I think this more standard size helps with the construction but the flavors were still a bit off for me. Hard to complain too much because the price is good, but I got some distinct ammonia off this one. I think they could have used a few more months in the aging room. This was the last of the Faltos I tried, ad I got all of the ones Oxford offered. I don’t like to beat up a new brand, and I hope they get a little more refined and make their way into the market. Overall I think perhaps they overachieved a bit. All of their blends are very unique, and they did a lot of figurados and unusual shapes, but I think they should have just focused on the robustas/toros for now and perfected that before they pushed all these other things out. I feel like they have thrown some spaghetti at the wall and hoped something would stick, but nothing really did for me.
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