Toscanello Giallo Fire Cigars (Vanilla)

Toscanello Giallo Fire Cigars (Vanilla) 5 - TOSCANELLO Giallo leaf cigarettes represent a refined blend of Kentucky tobacco and vanilla aromas, offering a distinctive and captivating smoking experience. These cigarettes are produced in the Tuscany region of Italy, an area known for its rich history and tradition in cigar manufacturing since the 19th century.

The Toscano brand's history began in 1818 when the Grand Duke of Tuscany founded a tobacco factory that produced Toscano cigarettes. The Kentucky tobacco used in Toscanello Giallo is cultivated in various Italian regions, including Tuscany, Campania, Lazio, Umbria, and Veneto.

This tobacco is generally used for pipes, and North American Kentucky leaves are used for the wrappers due to their wider width. Leaves from Southern Italy, especially from Campania and Umbria, are used to achieve specific flavors in Toscano Garibaldi and Toscanello Garibaldi cigars.

The manufacturing process of Toscanello Giallo includes a special wet fermentation, where the tobacco leaves are moistened and flame-cured in ovens fueled by oak and beech wood for 15 to 20 days. This process ensures the complete curing of Kentucky tobacco.

The filler tobacco is a blend of traditional Italian and North American Kentucky tobacco. Toscanello also uses a blend of tobacco from Italy, South America, and the Far East for flavored cigarettes.

Toscanello cigarettes, including the Giallo variety, are known for their high nicotine content and a variety of flavors and aromas. They are considered dry cigars or cheroots, meaning they do not require storage in a humidor, unlike Caribbean cigars. Due to the special fermentation treatment, Kentucky tobacco is not hygroscopic and can be stored for years at room temperature without losing its quality.

Thus, Toscanello Giallo leaf cigarettes are not just a smoking product but represent an expression of Italian tradition and craftsmanship in cigar manufacturing, offering a unique and memorable smoking experience.