Apostate The Liahona is a mild-to-medium 6 x 45 Torpedo handmade at Tabacalera Palma in the Dominican Republic. The blend features an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over a Mexican San Andres binder with filler tobaccos from Paraguay and the Dominican Republic.
Named after the Liahona, a compass of divine origin in the Book of Mormon narrative, this cigar was designed as one of the most versatile blends in the Apostate portfolio. Its Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper provides a smoother foundation, while Mexican San Andres and Paraguayan-Dominican tobaccos add additional depth and character.
Apostate The Liahona Cigar Details
• Size: 6 x 45
• Shape: Torpedo
• Wrapper: Ecuadorian Connecticut
• Binder: Mexican San Andres
• Filler: Paraguay & Dominican Republic
• Country of Origin: Dominican Republic
• Strength: Mild-Medium
• Construction: Handmade, Long-Filler
• Manufacturer: Apostate Cigars
• Factory: Tabacalera Palma
What is Apostate The Liahona?
Apostate The Liahona is a 6 x 45 Torpedo featuring an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, Mexican San Andres binder, and filler tobaccos from Paraguay and the Dominican Republic.
What size is Apostate The Liahona?
Apostate The Liahona measures 6 inches long with a 45 ring gauge and is finished in a Torpedo shape.
What wrapper is used on Apostate The Liahona?
The Liahona uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper. Beneath it is a Mexican San Andres binder surrounding filler tobaccos from Paraguay and the Dominican Republic.
How strong is Apostate The Liahona?
Apostate The Liahona is a mild-to-medium cigar. Its Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper provides a smoother character while the Mexican San Andres binder and Paraguayan-Dominican fillers add additional tobacco depth.
What does Apostate The Liahona taste like?
Published descriptions commonly mention wood, earth, cocoa, pepper, honey, and creamy characteristics. Apostate emphasizes the blend's balance and versatility rather than overwhelming strength. Individual flavor perceptions can vary.
Where is Apostate The Liahona made?
Apostate The Liahona is handmade at Tabacalera Palma in the Dominican Republic under the supervision of tobacco maestro Jochy Blanco.
What does the name Liahona mean?
The Liahona is a compass of divine origin described in the Book of Mormon narrative. Apostate uses the reference as part of the brand's broader use of names and imagery connected to its founders' former LDS backgrounds.
Is Apostate The Liahona a good morning cigar?
Apostate specifically describes The Liahona as gentle enough to accompany morning coffee while still having enough richness to be enjoyed later in the day. Its Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper and mild-to-medium profile contribute to that versatility.
Is The Liahona available as a Petite Corona?
Yes. The Liahona blend is also represented in Apostate's Eight Witnesses collection as a 4 1/2 x 44 Petite Corona, providing the blend in a shorter and slimmer format.
What is the difference between The Liahona Torpedo and Petite Corona?
The original Liahona is a 6 x 45 Torpedo, while The Eight Witnesses version measures 4 1/2 x 44. Both feature Ecuadorian Connecticut, Mexican San Andres, Paraguayan, and Dominican tobaccos, but their different dimensions change the proportions of wrapper, binder, and filler.
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