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The West Tampa Tobacco Company Attic Series Toro is a premium cigar product that is handcrafted by West Tampa Tobacco Company using high-quality tobacco leaves from Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic. It is a Toro-sized cigar that measures 6 inches in length with a ring gauge of 50, and is presented in a beautiful wooden box.
This product is aimed at cigar enthusiasts who appreciate the complexity and sophistication of handcrafted fine cigars. Attic Series Toro is meticulously crafted using carefully selected aged tobacco leaves to ensure a consistent and enjoyable smoking experience. Its unique blend of flavors, including notes of cedar, leather and spice, has made it a very popular product among cigar fans.
The sale of West Tampa Cigar Attic Series Toro cigar is restricted to individuals who are of legal age to purchase and consume tobacco products in their jurisdiction. In many countries, the legal age to purchase tobacco products is 18 or 21 years old. It is important to follow local laws and regulations related to the sale and consumption of tobacco products.
Attic Series Toro is a premium cigar product handcrafted from high-quality tobacco leaves from Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic. Fabricated by West Tampa Tobacco Company Attic to satisfy the discerning tastes of cigar enthusiasts who appreciate the complexity and sophistication of premium handcrafted cigars.
These consumers likely have a deep understanding and appreciation for the art and craft of cigar making. They are often fans looking for something truly unique and out of the ordinary,
Therefore, it is important to check your local laws and regulations before purchasing this product.
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