Lampert – 1675 Edición Azul Toro 6 x 52 (10-stick box)

Lampert 1675 Edición Azul Toro is a Nicaraguan premium cigar presented in a 10-stick box, created as part of Lampert’s 1675 series, a line the brand positions as a handcrafted Nicaraguan collection built around intensity, balance, and refinement. [lampertcigars.com], [lampertcigars.com]

The cigar measures 6 x 52 in a classic Toro format, offering a longer and more structured smoking experience than the line’s Robusto and Short Robusto sizes. Lampert’s official product page lists the Toro as one of the core Edición Azul formats, and the brand’s 2025 U.S. packaging update states that the 1675 Nicaragua line moved from 20-count boxes to 10-count boxes, with the Toro becoming the U.S. format focus. [lampertcigars.com], [lampertcigars.com]

Lampert’s official description says the blend uses an Ecuadorian H. 2000 wrapper, a Nicaraguan binder, and fillers from Nicaragua and Peru, with tobaccos aged 3–5 years. The same page notes that the blend draws tobacco from Jalapa, Condega, and Peru, while emphasizing the role of Peruvian ligero in giving the cigar a more lively and distinctive profile. [lampertcigars.com], [lampertcigars.com]

The cigar is handmade in Nicaragua at Fábrica Agrotabacos / AgroIndustrial Nicaraguense de Tabacos S.A., the Nicaraguan factory associated with the Ortez family. Lampert’s U.S. debut announcement states that Indiana Ortez blended the Edición Azul, and halfwheel likewise identifies the line as made at AgroIndustrial Nicaraguense de Tabacos S.A. in Condega, Nicaragua. [lampertcigars.com], [halfwheel.com]

In profile, Lampert describes the Edición Azul as a balanced, medium-bodied cigar with a full-flavored character. The wrapper is said to bring smooth texture and subtle natural sweetness, while the Nicaraguan tobaccos add cedar, soft spice, nuts, and earth, and the Peruvian ligero contributes a citrus brightness that gives the blend an evolving, more vibrant edge. [lampertcigars.com], [lacigarcol...ective.com]

Independent reviewers and retailers expand on that profile with notes such as coffee, dried fruit, dark chocolate, floral tones, toast, leather, and pepper, reinforcing the idea that Edición Azul is more nuanced than heavy, and more layered than aggressive. Those sources generally place the cigar in the medium to medium-plus range, with complexity and balance as key strengths. [hcldeals.com], [developing...alates.com], [oxfordciga...ompany.com]

Short catalog description

Lampert 1675 Edición Azul Toro 6 x 52 is a medium-bodied Nicaraguan Toro presented in a 10-stick box, handcrafted at Fábrica Agrotabacos with an Ecuadorian H. 2000 wrapper, Nicaraguan binder, and Nicaraguan/Peruvian fillers. It offers a balanced yet full-flavored experience with notes of cedar, soft spice, nuts, earth, and citrus brightness, supported by a smooth draw and refined finish. [lampertcigars.com], [lacigarcol...ective.com], [halfwheel.com]

Key specs

• Brand: Lampert Cigars. [lampertcigars.com], [lampertcigars.com]
• Line: 1675 Edición Azul. [lampertcigars.com], [lampertcigars.com]
• Vitola: Toro. [lampertcigars.com], [lacigarcol...ective.com]
• Size: 6 x 52. [lampertcigars.com], [lacigarcol...ective.com]
• Packaging: Box of 10 cigars in the current U.S. line structure. [lampertcigars.com], [lacigarcol...ective.com]
• Origin / Factory: Nicaragua / Fábrica Agrotabacos (AgroIndustrial Nicaraguense de Tabacos S.A.). [lampertcigars.com], [halfwheel.com], [lampertcigars.com]
• Wrapper: Ecuadorian H. 2000. [lampertcigars.com], [lacigarcol...ective.com]
• Binder: Nicaraguan. [lampertcigars.com], [lacigarcol...ective.com]
• Fillers: Nicaragua and Peru. [lampertcigars.com], [developing...alates.com]
• Aging: 3–5 years according to Lampert’s official product page. [lampertcigars.com]
• Strength / body: Generally described as medium-bodied with a full-flavored profile. [lampertcigars.com], [oxfordciga...ompany.com]
• Signature notes: Cedar, spice, nuts, earth, citrus brightness, coffee, dried fruit, and dark chocolate. [lampertcigars.com], [hcldeals.com], [developing...alates.com]