Apostate The Liahona is a mild-to-medium-bodied 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 and filler tobaccos from Paraguay and the Dominican Republic.
Inspired by the Liahona, a compass-like instrument described in the Book of Mormon, this cigar offers a distinctive interpretation of the Connecticut-wrapped smoking experience. Its combination of Ecuadorian, Mexican, Paraguayan, and Dominican tobaccos creates a balanced blend designed for smokers who appreciate a smoother profile with added complexity.
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 Paraguayan and Dominican filler tobaccos. It is part of Apostate Cigars' original collection.
What size is Apostate The Liahona?
Apostate The Liahona measures 6 inches long with a 45 ring gauge. Its tapered head gives the cigar its Torpedo shape.
What wrapper is used on Apostate The Liahona?
Apostate The Liahona uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper. Beneath the wrapper is a Mexican San Andres binder surrounding Paraguayan and Dominican filler tobaccos.
How strong is Apostate The Liahona?
Apostate The Liahona is generally classified as mild to medium in strength. Its Connecticut wrapper contributes to a smoother smoking profile, while the binder and fillers add complexity.
What does Apostate The Liahona taste like?
Published descriptions commonly associate The Liahona with cream, cedar, nuts, light sweetness, and gentle spice. Individual flavor perceptions can vary.
Where is Apostate The Liahona made?
Apostate The Liahona is handmade at Tabacalera Palma in the Dominican Republic.
Why is the cigar called The Liahona?
The name refers to the Liahona, a compass-like instrument described in the Book of Mormon. Apostate Cigars incorporates references to its founders' religious background throughout its original cigar collection.
Is Apostate The Liahona available in another size?
Yes. The Liahona blend is also available as a 4 1/2 x 44 Petite Corona in Apostate's Eight Witnesses collection.
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