# H. Upmann The Banker Daytrader Toro Review

I’ve had my eye on this cigar for some time. Thanks to @shortstackz  for kindly gifting me this gorgeous 6 x 54 toro, I finally had the chance to check it out. By chipc73 on June 14 2024 8:58:30 AM

- **Cigar:** H. Upmann The Banker Daytrader Toro
- **Reviewed by:** chipc73
- **Date:** June 14, 2024

## H. Upmann Done It Again!

I’ve had my eye on this cigar for some time. Thanks to <span class="mention" contenteditable="inherit" data-mention-id="21989" style="display:inline-block">@shortstackz </span> for kindly gifting me this gorgeous 6 x 54 toro, I finally had the chance to check it out.

Draped beneath a beautiful Ecuadorian-seed Sumatra wrapper is a Nicaraguan binder with a filler comprised of Nicaraguan and Dominican tobaccos. I was expecting a flavor &amp; spice bomb from its appearance, but the ultra-smooth, medium-bodied smoke made me think that the filler was mainly Dominican tobacco. With only a hint of pepper, the retrohales were delightfully smooth.

Although not a complex nor flavor-transitional cigar, the notes of baking spices, wood, and earth were quite enjoyable. Although it’s often rated as medium in strength, the one I had was definitely full strength. Other than requiring a minor touchup in the final third, its burn was excellent. The draw was a bit tight for my liking, but did not interfere with the cigar’s flavors, and I did not need a draw tool to slightly open it up. Thank you so much, shortstackz!
