AVO's Syncro Nicaragua Fogata Toro Tubos brings campfire vibes to your humidor with its 6"x54 parejo shape packing Nicaraguan and Dominican fillers. Housed in protective aluminum tubes, these full-bodied sticks deliver spicy bonfire character at $13.50 per cigar (boxes of 20). The Ecuadorian Habano wrapper glistens with oil, promising a smooth combustion that keeps pace with two-hour smoking sessions.
Cold draw reveals cedar and lemon zest. Initial combustion releases black pepper spray with toasted cashews. Smoke output remains moderate despite the large ring gauge. Burn line stays razor-sharp, holding 1" ash effortlessly.
Core flavors shift to milk chocolate and cinnamon as the San Andres binder asserts itself. Retrohale introduces salty pretzel notes. Draw resistance increases slightly around the midpoint - quick poker tool adjustment maintains airflow.
Mineral tang emerges through wisps of mesquite smoke. Last inch brings walnut skins and faint raisin sweetness. Strength crescendos to full-bodied territory, demanding slower pacing. No harshness detected despite pushing to nub.
The triple-seam cap unravels cleanly with guillotine cutters. Pack density varies slightly between samples - one required minor massage to optimize draw. Tubos packaging preserved ideal 65% humidity during six-month aging. No wrapper splits observed even in dry winter conditions.
