Apostate The Sword of Laban Petite Corona brings the refined Corojo character of The Sword of Laban into a compact 4 1/2 x 44 format. Part of Apostate's Eight Witnesses collection, it features an Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper over a Mexican San Andrés binder and Dominican filler tobaccos.
The Sword of Laban represents the softer side of Corojo within the Apostate portfolio, focusing on balance and subtle flavor rather than overwhelming intensity. The Petite Corona provides a shorter and slimmer expression of the blend compared with the original 7 1/4 x 47 Churchill.
Apostate The Sword of Laban Petite Corona Cigar Details
- Size: 4 1/2 x 44
- Shape: Petite Corona
- Wrapper: Ecuadorian Corojo
- Binder: Mexican San Andrés
- Filler: Dominican Republic
- Origin: Dominican Republic
- Factory: Tabacalera Palma
- Collection: The Eight Witnesses
What is the flavor profile of Apostate The Sword of Laban Petite Corona?
The Sword of Laban showcases the smoother and more subtle side of Corojo. Its Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper provides richness and spice while the Mexican San Andrés binder and Dominican filler create additional depth and balance.
What makes Apostate The Sword of Laban different?
The Sword of Laban is built around Ecuadorian Corojo but was blended to emphasize refinement rather than aggressive strength. Apostate describes it as the softer side of Corojo and recommends smoking it slowly to bring out the blend's subtler characteristics.
What is the difference between The Sword of Laban Petite Corona and the original Sword of Laban?
The Petite Corona measures 4 1/2 x 44, while the original Sword of Laban is a long 7 1/4 x 47 Churchill. Both feature the same core tobacco blend, but the Petite Corona offers it in a substantially shorter format with a slightly slimmer ring gauge.
Is The Sword of Laban Petite Corona part of The Eight Witnesses?
Yes. The Sword of Laban is one of eight Apostate blends offered in the standardized 4 1/2 x 44 Petite Corona format known as The Eight Witnesses. The common size allows smokers to compare the different Apostate blends without the major size differences of the original cigars.
Where is Apostate The Sword of Laban Petite Corona made?
The Sword of Laban Petite Corona is handcrafted at Tabacalera Palma in the Dominican Republic, where Apostate cigars are produced under the supervision of tobacco maestro Jochy Blanco.
Buy Apostate The Sword of Laban Petite Corona online at Cigars N Cigars and experience the softer side of Ecuadorian Corojo in the compact 4 1/2 x 44 Eight Witnesses format.
