Alec Bradley
Double Broadleaf Toro Single Cigar
Visually, the Alec Bradley Double Broadleaf Toro is rustic and powerful. The Honduran Broadleaf wrapper is very dark—approaching a Maduro shade—with a visible "tooth" (tiny oil pockets) and a rough, oily texture. The banding is clean and bold, utilizing a "DB" (Double Broadleaf) logo that gives it a modern, almost industrial aesthetic.
Visually, the Alec Bradley Double Broadleaf Toro is rustic and powerful. The Honduran Broadleaf wrapper is very dark—approaching a Maduro shade—with a visible "tooth" (tiny oil pockets) and a rough, oily texture. The banding is clean and bold, utilizing a "DB" (Double Broadleaf) logo that gives it a modern, almost industrial aesthetic.
The Double Broadleaf is defined by a "dark and gritty" sweetness, moving away from floral notes into deep, fermented flavors.
First Third: The opening is robust, featuring cracked black pepper and bitter cocoa. The sweetness of the Broadleaf is immediate, coating the tongue with a molasses and earthy foundation.
Second Third: As the cigar warms up, it reveals notes of salted caramel, espresso, and dark fruit (think raisins or black cherries). The dual-binder adds a layer of structural complexity, providing a "chewy" mouthfeel.
Final Third: The strength peaks here, but the natural sugars in the wrapper prevent it from becoming harsh. You’ll experience charred oak, leather, and a lingering toasty spice on a long, savory finish.