Apostate The Sword Of Laban is a 7 1/4 x 47 Churchill handmade at Tabacalera Palma in the Dominican Republic. The blend features an Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper over a Mexican San Andres binder with Dominican filler tobacco, creating a long, relatively slender cigar designed to showcase the subtler side of Corojo.
Apostate describes The Sword Of Laban as the "softer side of Corojo," encouraging a slower smoking pace to bring out the blend's nuances. Its 47-ring-gauge Churchill format provides a different expression from the thicker cigars in the Apostate portfolio while allowing the Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper to play a prominent role throughout the smoke.
Apostate The Sword Of Laban Cigar Details
• Size: 7 1/4 x 47
• Shape: Churchill
• Wrapper: Ecuadorian Corojo
• Binder: Mexican San Andres
• Filler: Dominican Republic
• Country of Origin: Dominican Republic
• Strength: Medium
• Construction: Handmade, Long-Filler
• Manufacturer: Apostate Cigars
• Factory: Tabacalera Palma
What is Apostate The Sword Of Laban?
Apostate The Sword Of Laban is a 7 1/4 x 47 Churchill featuring an Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper, Mexican San Andres binder, and Dominican filler. It is one of Apostate's original core cigar blends.
What size is Apostate The Sword Of Laban?
Apostate The Sword Of Laban measures 7 1/4 inches long with a 47 ring gauge and is produced in a Churchill format.
What wrapper is used on Apostate The Sword Of Laban?
The Sword Of Laban uses an Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper. Beneath it is a Mexican San Andres binder surrounding Dominican filler tobacco.
How strong is Apostate The Sword Of Laban?
Apostate The Sword Of Laban is classified as medium strength at Cigars N Cigars. Its Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper and relatively slender 47 ring gauge create a blend focused on balance and tobacco character rather than overwhelming strength.
What does Apostate The Sword Of Laban taste like?
Apostate describes The Sword Of Laban as showcasing the softer side of Corojo with rich, subtle characteristics. Published tasting descriptions also mention cocoa, nuts, dried fruit, honey, and spice. Individual flavor perceptions can vary.
Where is Apostate The Sword Of Laban made?
Apostate The Sword Of Laban is handmade at Tabacalera Palma in the Dominican Republic.
Why is it called The Sword Of Laban?
The cigar takes its name from the Sword of Laban, a weapon appearing in the Book of Mormon narrative. Apostate draws on themes and terminology connected to the founders' Utah and former LDS backgrounds throughout its cigar portfolio.
Is The Sword Of Laban available as a Petite Corona?
Yes. The Sword Of Laban blend is also available in Apostate's Eight Witnesses collection as a 4 1/2 x 44 Petite Corona, offering the same core tobacco blend in a shorter and slimmer format.
What is the difference between The Sword Of Laban Churchill and Petite Corona?
The original Sword Of Laban measures 7 1/4 x 47, while The Eight Witnesses Petite Corona measures 4 1/2 x 44. Both use Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper, Mexican San Andres binder, and Dominican filler, but the different dimensions can influence the smoking experience and balance of the tobaccos.
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