My Father Blue Toro Gordo 6″ * 60

Dark cocoa and toasted wood lead the way here, with pepper acting more like a frame than the main event. My Father Blue Toro Gordo is a 6 x 60 box-pressed cigar rolled in Honduras, typically sold in 20-count boxes, with blue-accented bands that mark its 2025 debut.

It uses a Connecticut Broadleaf Rosado wrapper over Honduran binder and Honduran corojo and criollo fillers grown at the García family’s Finca La Opulencia, and the blend is credited to José Pepín García and Jaime García. Blue is positioned as the company’s first line made entirely in Honduras and is referred to as blend 1-H.

The flavor usually starts with cocoa sweetness and cedar, moves into roasted coffee and earth, and finishes with lingering pepper and a darker, dry sweetness. Medium-to-full in feel, it fits broadleaf fans who want a Honduran-grown core, and it also suits shoppers who like a bigger ring gauge without going super-heavy. This size lands well after a meal or when there’s time for a slower pace; singles help dial in the blend, while a full box keeps the richer end of the rotation covered.

Pairs well with coffee, bourbon, or porter.