Here’s a description of Toscano – Robusto (10‑stick).

What it is

Toscano Robusto is a new-format dry‑cured Italian cigar from Manifatture Sigaro Toscano (MST)—designed to deliver the brand’s hallmark Kentucky fire‑cured intensity in a compact, full‑bodied profile inspired by Caribbean robustos. It debuted in April 2025 and is intended to be smoked whole (not ammezzato), thanks to its specific geometry and wider ember. [cigarjournal.com]

Size & format

• Length / diameter: around 130 mm long with a “belly” up to ~19 mm and tips ~14 mm, yielding a robust, open draw; retailers show specs roughly 12.5–13 cm × 17–19 mm with an RG ~40–42. [bottegadel...matore.com], [peterheinrichs.de]
• Form factor: compact Robusto‑style variation of the classic Toscano shape, built to intensify flavor from the first puff. 
• Pack size: offered in 10‑cigar packaging 

Blend & construction

• Wrapper: North American (Tennessee) Kentucky fire‑cured—selected from the upper leaves for structure, oils, and a denser aroma. [cigarjournal.com]
• Filler: a blend of North American & Italian Kentucky tobaccos, primarily from top tier leaves rich in natural oils/resins. [cigarjournal.com], [peterheinrichs.de]
• Aging: extended (≈12‑month) maturation under constant temperature/humidity to harmonize the robust, smoky profile. [cigarjournal.com]
• Make: MST craftsmanship, always dry‑cured and ready to carry without a humidor. [bottegadel...matore.com], [smokingpipes.com]

Body & flavor (what reviewers and shops highlight)

• Strength: Full—designed for an intense, satisfying smoke that remains bold from start to finish. 
• Core notes: roasted wood & leather with the unmistakable smoky, woody stamp of American Kentucky; pepper and oak often appear in the foreground. [cigarjournal.com],
• Secondary accents: walnut/almond smoothness, plus coffee/earth undercurrents emerging as the cigar warms. [cigarjournal.com], 

How it smokes

• Draw & burn: the wider ember and close‑set belly/tips promote an open draw and dense, flavorful smoke—hence recommendation to smoke it whole. [cigarjournal.com]
• Session length: typically ~45 minutes 
• On‑the‑go friendly: as a dry‑cured Toscano, it’s travel‑ready; store in an airtight sleeve/tin to separate its pronounced aroma from humidified cigars. 

Pairing ideas (to match the robust profile)

• Bourbon or grappa—the sweetness and spirit bite lift the smoky wood and pepper. 
• Short espresso—echoes roasted tones and leather for a classic Italian pairing.