Apostate Moroni's Trumpet is a full-strength 6 1/4 x 56 Torpedo handmade at Tabacalera Palma in the Dominican Republic. One of the darkest blends in the Apostate portfolio, it features a Mexican San Andres Oscuro wrapper over a Dominican Olor binder with filler tobaccos from the Dominican Republic and United States.
Moroni's Trumpet combines its dark San Andres Oscuro wrapper with a substantial 56-ring-gauge Torpedo format for a rich, slow-burning smoking experience. Apostate describes the blend as its darkest expression, highlighting cocoa, spice, and cream as defining characteristics.
Apostate Moroni's Trumpet Cigar Details
• Size: 6 1/4 x 56
• Shape: Torpedo
• Wrapper: Mexican San Andres Oscuro
• Binder: Dominican Olor
• Filler: Dominican Republic & USA
• Country of Origin: Dominican Republic
• Strength: Full
• Construction: Handmade, Long-Filler
• Manufacturer: Apostate Cigars
• Factory: Tabacalera Palma
• Standard Bundle Count: 12 cigars
What is Apostate Moroni's Trumpet?
Apostate Moroni's Trumpet is a 6 1/4 x 56 Torpedo featuring a Mexican San Andres Oscuro wrapper, Dominican Olor binder, and filler tobaccos from the Dominican Republic and United States.
What size is Apostate Moroni's Trumpet?
Apostate Moroni's Trumpet measures 6 1/4 inches long with a 56 ring gauge and is finished in a Torpedo shape.
What wrapper is used on Apostate Moroni's Trumpet?
Moroni's Trumpet uses a dark Mexican San Andres Oscuro wrapper. Beneath it is a Dominican Olor binder surrounding Dominican and U.S. filler tobaccos.
How strong is Apostate Moroni's Trumpet?
Apostate Moroni's Trumpet is a full-strength cigar and one of the richer expressions in the Apostate core portfolio. Its dark San Andres Oscuro wrapper and substantial 56 ring gauge contribute to its bold character.
What does Apostate Moroni's Trumpet taste like?
Apostate describes Moroni's Trumpet as its darkest expression, highlighting rich notes of cocoa, spice, and cream. Individual flavor perceptions can vary.
Where is Apostate Moroni's Trumpet made?
Apostate Moroni's Trumpet is handmade at Tabacalera Palma in the Dominican Republic.
Why is it called Moroni's Trumpet?
The name refers to the Angel Moroni, who is commonly depicted with a trumpet in Latter-day Saint iconography. Apostate incorporates references connected to its founders' Utah and former LDS backgrounds throughout the brand.
How many Apostate Moroni's Trumpet cigars come in a bundle?
Apostate Moroni's Trumpet is packaged in standard bundles of 12 cigars.
Is Moroni's Trumpet available as a Petite Corona?
Yes. Moroni's Trumpet is also represented in Apostate's Eight Witnesses collection as a 4 1/2 x 44 Petite Corona, offering the core tobacco blend in a shorter and slimmer format.
What is the difference between Moroni's Trumpet Torpedo and Petite Corona?
The original Moroni's Trumpet is a 6 1/4 x 56 Torpedo, while the Eight Witnesses version measures 4 1/2 x 44. Both use the same core combination of Mexican San Andres Oscuro, Dominican Olor, and Dominican-American tobaccos, but their significantly different dimensions provide different expressions of the blend.
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