Sir Winston Churchill Cigars

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Featuring notes of spice, coffee, cream, leather and salted caramel.

Tasting Notes: Black Pepper, Dark Coffee, Sweetness, Old Leather, Wood, Baking Spices

Intensity: Medium

“The late hours into the early morning was the time when Churchill would gather all those resources together and commit himself to working, whether it was on his books with his research advisors or with his military people deciding the course of action,” said Randolph Churchill, great grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, in a press release. “So, the late hours and the dark hours were when Churchill was his most productive in life. And he was never without a cigar.”

Tasting Notes: Black Pepper, Dark Coffee, Sweetness, Old Leather, Wood, Baking Spices

Intensity: Medium

“The late hours into the early morning was the time when Churchill would gather all those resources together and commit himself to working, whether it was on his books with his research advisors or with his military people deciding the course of action,” said Randolph Churchill, great grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, in a press release.

“So, the late hours and the dark hours were when Churchill was his most productive in life. And he was never without a cigar.”

Read the Official Press Release

Tasting Notes: Black Pepper, Dark Coffee, Sweetness, Old Leather, Wood, Baking Spices

Intensity: Medium

“The late hours into the early morning was the time when Churchill would gather all those resources together and commit himself to working, whether it was on his books with his research advisors or with his military people deciding the course of action,” said Randolph Churchill, great grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, in a press release.

“So, the late hours and the dark hours were when Churchill was his most productive in life. And he was never without a cigar.”

Read the Official Press Release

Tasting Notes: Black Pepper, Dark Coffee, Sweetness, Old Leather, Wood, Baking Spices

Intensity: Medium

“The late hours into the early morning was the time when Churchill would gather all those resources together and commit himself to working, whether it was on his books with his research advisors or with his military people deciding the course of action,” said Randolph Churchill, great grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, in a press release. “So, the late hours and the dark hours were when Churchill was his most productive in life. And he was never without a cigar.”