The toro and the Churchill cigar are two popular shapes of cigars. The main difference between them is size. The Toro cigar is larger than a Churchill, measuring 6 inches in length with a ring gauge of 50 or more. This size makes it ideal for long smoking sessions as it provides more time to enjoy its flavor profile without having to relight often. On the other hand, the Churchill cigar is typically shorter at 7 inches and has a ring gauge of 46-48, making it better suited for shorter smoking experiences due to its smaller surface area which produces less smoke and quicker burn rate. Both cigars offer rich flavors but differ in their overall strength due to differences in construction and size.