I came by these via a golf tournament and haven't been able to find anything on them.

i could just be google search dumb.

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I have had the A Turrent Triple Play. Vary strong Maduro. I liked it.
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yeah. i just can't find anything on these. only thing i know is that they have a Criollo wrapper.
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If memory serves, they're made by a Mexican company trying to get into the premium market. The company is better known for brands like Te Amo
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And they look tasty as hell. :-)
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The brand has been around in one form or another for quite a few years iirc.
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everything i have had from them is good. i just can't find anything about this particular stick.
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Arturo Turrent is second generation.
His son Alejandro is pretty much running things now.
TeAmo was their most famous brand from the 70's & 80's.
They were acquired by Altadis couple years ago.

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and it's not even on that site. lol


http://altadisusa.com/cigars/a-turrent/
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You smoke one yet? they do look good, curious
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The family has made a name for themselves with Te-Amo. At one time the biggest selling cigar in New York City. After many decades of proabition by the Mexican government they've allowed Mexican manufacuters to use tobacco grown outside of Mexico. The Turrents have since produced many lines taking advantage of this change. Some hits, some misses.

Search hard and you may find some good stuff. Do yourself a favor and find an 100% Mexican Te-Amo. It's love or hate for sure. When I smoke one in the truck my bride hates the smell.:-) "It smells like a barnyard in here.":-)
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Bonitasmokeshop.com has the toro for 55 bucks a box. I couldn't find any sites with these particular cigars.
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Does it have criollo on the box somewhere,or were you told this?
Perhaps someone was confused.........
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