The Davidoff Winston Churchill The Late Hour Robusto was released in 2017. It is made in the Dominican Republic with an Ecuadorian habano wrapper, a Mexican San Andres binder, as well as Dominican fillers complemented by cask aged Nicaraguan tobacco. You can learn more about the line and the cigar at Davidoff’s website.

Here follows a synopsis of our analysis of the cigar. First, a representation of nose and mouth perceptions of the Davidoff Winston Churchill The Late Hour Robusto:

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The Cohiba Coronas Especiales was released in 1967. It is a current production cigar. You can learn more about the brand and the cigar at the Habanos website.

Here follows a synopsis of our analysis of the cigar. First, a representation of nose and mouth perceptions of the Cohiba Coronas Especiales:

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The Partagás Aristocrats was released prior to 1960. The cigar was machine-made until approximately 2002. The hand-made cigar is a current production. You can learn more about the cigar and its brand at the Habanos’ website.

Here follows a synopsis of our analysis of the cigar. First, a representation of nose and mouth perceptions of the Partagás Aristocrats:

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El Artista Buffalo Ten Natural is a Toro released in 2020. The cigar is made at Tabacalera El Artista, located in Tamboril, Dominican Republic. The cigar is made with a proprietary Ecuadorian habano wrapper, an Indonesian Sumatra binder, and a proprietary blend of Nicaraguan, Dominican, and American filler tobaccos. You can learn more about the cigar and the brand at their website.

The Undercrown Shade Gran Toro by Drew Estate, released in 2015, features an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, Sumatran binder, as well as Dominican Criollo 98 and Nicaraguan Criollo and Corojo fillers. You can learn more about the cigar at the manufacturer’s website.

Here follows a synopsis of our analysis of the cigar. First, a representation of nose and mouth perceptions of the Undercrown Shade Gran Toro:

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The H. Upmann Majestic was released prior to 1960. Until approximately 2002 the cigar was machine-made. The current hand-made cigar is a current production. You can learn more at the Habanos’ website.

Here follows a synopsis of our analysis of the cigar. First, a representation of nose and mouth perceptions of the H. Upmann Majestic:

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We updated our analysis of the Tatuaje Tattoo Caballero. The cigar was released in 2014 and is made at My Father’s factory in Nicaragua. It features an Ecuadorian wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler. You can learn more about the brand and the cigar at their website.

The K by Karen Berger Habano Salomon was released in 2016. It is made at Esteli Cigar Factory in Nicaragua with an Ecuadorian wrapper and Nicaraguan binder and filler. You can learn more at the DonKiki website.

The Rocky Patel Cigar Smoking World Championship (CSWC) Mareva was released in 2020. It is the official CSWC competition cigar and it features a Mexican San Andres wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder, as well as fillers from Nicaragua and Honduras. You can learn more about the cigar at Rocky Patel’s website.

The Oliva Master Blends 3 Churchill is made in Nicaragua, at Tabolisa, with an Ecuadorian Broadleaf wrapper and Nicaraguan binder and filler. You can learn more about the cigar at the manufacturer’s website.