Apostate Moroni's Trumpet is a full-strength 6 1/4 x 56 Torpedo handmade at Tabacalera Palma in the Dominican Republic. This bold blend features a Mexican San Andres Oscuro wrapper over a Dominican Olor binder and filler tobaccos from the Dominican Republic and United States.
Named after the angel Moroni and his trumpet, a recognizable symbol in Latter-day Saint tradition, this cigar reflects Apostate's distinctive approach to blending and branding. The dark Mexican San Andres Oscuro wrapper brings richness to the blend, while Dominican and American tobaccos contribute depth, spice, and complexity in a substantial Torpedo format.
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 & United States
- Country of Origin: Dominican Republic
- Strength: Full
- Construction: Handmade, Long-Filler
- Manufacturer: Apostate Cigars
- Factory: Tabacalera Palma
- Standard Pack Count: 12 Cigars
What is Apostate Moroni's Trumpet?
Apostate Moroni's Trumpet is a full-strength 6 1/4 x 56 Torpedo featuring a Mexican San Andres Oscuro wrapper, Dominican Olor binder, and Dominican and American filler tobaccos. It is part of Apostate Cigars' original portfolio.
What size is Apostate Moroni's Trumpet?
Apostate Moroni's Trumpet measures 6 1/4 inches long with a 56 ring gauge. Its tapered head gives the cigar its Torpedo shape.
What wrapper is used on Apostate Moroni's Trumpet?
Apostate Moroni's Trumpet uses a Mexican San Andres Oscuro wrapper. Beneath the dark wrapper is a Dominican Olor binder surrounding Dominican and U.S. filler tobaccos.
How strong is Apostate Moroni's Trumpet?
Apostate Moroni's Trumpet is classified as full strength, making it a suitable choice for experienced smokers who prefer rich, bold cigars.
What does Apostate Moroni's Trumpet taste like?
Published descriptions commonly mention dark chocolate, espresso, earth, black pepper, leather, and natural sweetness. 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 under the supervision of tobacco maestro Jochy Blanco.
Why is the cigar called Moroni's Trumpet?
The name references the angel Moroni, frequently depicted holding a trumpet in Latter-day Saint imagery. Apostate Cigars uses religious references throughout its original cigar collection.
Is Apostate Moroni's Trumpet available in another size?
Yes. Moroni's Trumpet is also available as a 4 1/2 x 44 Petite Corona in Apostate's Eight Witnesses collection.
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