When you think of cigars, normally the classic “Torpedo” cigar comes to mind. A Torpedo cigar refers the shape of the cigar. Each Torpedo cigar widens at the body and becomes narrower near the tuck (end) where it is to be lit. These cigars come in different shapes, sizes, and strengths. Many say that Torpedo Cigars are the hardest to roll, but Ortiz Cigars always guarantees premium hand rolled Torpedo cigars to our customers. 

Another popular type of cigar includes the Robusto cigar. A Robusto cigar typically have shorter and thicker bodies than other cigars. People love smoking the impeccable flavors of the Robusto cigars.

A Toro cigar is commonly referred to as a type of Parejo Cigar. In a Parejo Cigar, you will find the even bodies, straight sides, rounded top, and flat bottom. The Toro cigar is slightly thicker and longer than a Robusto.

A Churchill cigar was named after British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. The Churchill Cigar is longer than a Toro and maintains the same Parejo shape. Since the body is longer, your smoke experience will lengthen with smooth flavor.