Ferio Tego have announced a new Toro version of the Summa blend, measuring six inches in length with a fifty-ring gauge. The cigar is sold in boxes of ten cigars, offered at an MSRP of $195 per box, and is available for shipping today.
“Each format within Ferio Tego Summa’s original four shapes, tells a version of the Summa blend’s story. The Toro tells the story exactly as it happened, so to speak”, describes Michael Herklots, co-owner and blender of Ferio Tego. “The blend was created in this format, and then edited thoughtfully for the other sizes, bringing out different nuances in each in order to be appropriate for the amount of time spent with each format, but preserving the most important points of the story.”
The Ferio Tego Summa is a “core” line, made regularly throughout the year and consistently year after year. Ferio Tego Summa is comprised of Nicaraguan and Dominican Fillers, an Ecuadorian Sumatra binder and an Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper. “It is a full-bodied, full-flavored blend that develops intentionally from start to finish”, described Herklots. “The mouth feel is thick and creamy, but the flavors skew darker and decadent reminiscent of a savory fudge.”
In addition to the new Toro, Ferio Tego Summa is available in Corona Gorda (5.75” x 46), Robusto (5” x 50), Torpedo (6.25” x 52, $20.00 per cigar), and Gordo (6” x 60, $21.00 per cigar). Each format is offered in hinged, Okume boxes of ten cigars. Ferio Tego Summa Ferio Tego is distributed by Davidoff USA throughout the United States.
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