The C&C Corojo Toro is a pretty cheap cigar. You wouldn't think it would be this cheap just by looking at it, but you can buy it for just under $5. It has a Ecuadorian wrapper that has a smooth, oily feel to it. Time to light up.
1/3: When you light up, you get a nice smooth tobacco flavor with a little spicy on the finish. The spice isn't overpowering, however, it does stay in the back of your mouth for the whole smoke. Through 1/3 of the cigar, the flavoring is consistent.
2/3: The 2/3 of the cigar really brings a lot of change. The spice really comes out, as people are saying "it really sneaks up on you". Mixed with the spice, you also get oak, cocoa, earth, and a hint of coffee (but not for more than a few seconds). This C&C Corojo is probably the best tasting in it's price range.
3/3: Not much has changed except for the fact that the flavors are calming down. The spice isn't as strong but goes back where it started (on the finish). The coffee went away, but the rest stayed creating a nice blend for the remaining 1/3 of the cigar. You can't get a nicer cigar under $5 than this C&C Corojo.
Stogie Rite score: 98
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