Last year, MBombay entered the market with three lines in a relatively quick period of time: Classic, Maduro and shortly thereafter, Mōra. The latter is a limited production line from the company, which now has six different lines in its portfolio. For MBombay, it’s not just about growing the number of lines the company offers, there’s also been quite a bit of expansion in the vitolas offered since I reviewed the cigar last August. Originally, the line had just a Lancero (7 x 38) and Toro (6 x 52), but there is now six more sizes, with most coming in larger paper jars instead of traditional boxes. Here’s what I said when I first reviewed the Mōra Toro: I found the Mōra to be enjoyable, but it has its annoyances, mainly centered around construction. While never problematic, it is slightly behind many of the cigars on the market today and not helped by the price point. The flavors are deep and actively change throughout the profile, particularly when you have a mindset that allows you to think about them. While I struggle with the $14 price point, I do think this might be able to carve out a niche at that price ...
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