Casa 1910 Revolutionary Edition Tierra Blanca Toro draws its name from one of the pivotal battles of the Mexican Revolution and showcases the character of Mexican tobacco at its core. The cigar delivers dark cocoa, espresso, cedar and rich earth, layered with black pepper and a gentle caramel sweetness. Midway, notes of leather, toasted nuts and dry wood add depth, while the final third develops heavier coffee and a touch of dark fruit. The smoke remains creamy and dense with a balanced, steady progression from start to finish. The close leaves a long impression of cocoa, cedar and warm spice, pairing naturally with a short espresso, añejo tequila or a measure of dark rum.
Length: 6"
Ring Gauge: 54
Strength: Medium–Full
Vitola: Toro
Smoking Time: 60–75 minutes
Wrapper: Maduro Negro San Andrés (Mexican)
Binder: Negro San Andrés (Mexican)
Filler: Negro San Andrés (Mexican)
Casa 1910:
Casa 1910 was founded to honour one of the most defining moments in Mexican history: the Mexican Revolution of 1910. The brand takes its name directly from this year, using cigars as a way to preserve and tell stories of courage, reform, and national identity. Rather than following Cuban or Dominican tradition, Casa 1910 deliberately celebrates Mexico’s own tobacco heritage, particularly the historic San Andrés Valley, where tobacco cultivation dates back centuries. Each Casa 1910 line is rooted in real historical narratives, with collections inspired by revolutionary figures, soldiers, and social movements that shaped modern Mexico.
