The Henry Clay War Hawk Toro - a 6x50 parejo with medium strength - sits at $8.67 per stick in 25-count boxes. This Nicaraguan puro swaps Connecticut Broadleaf for a smoother Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, revealing earthy tones with cocoa undertones. I lit one after 30 days of humidor rest, noticing immediate pepper spice that mellowed into creaminess. The triple cap construction held ash for nearly two inches.
The initial cold draw offered barnyard earthiness with a sweet tip. At light-up:
The War Hawk delivers consistent smoke output without needing touch-ups. While the first third's pepper might deter beginners, the transition to cocoa-coffee makes it worthy of your midday rotation. Pair with black coffee to amplify the earthy core.
