Apostate The Liahona Box of 20

Apostate The Liahona is a 6 x 45 premium cigar handmade in the Dominican Republic at Tabacalera Palma. This Torpedo uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over a Mexican San Andrés binder and filler tobaccos from the Dominican Republic and Paraguay. The Liahona is classified as mild-medium in strength. Its documented flavor profile includes creamy toasted cedar, dry earth, black pepper, and dry hay, with wood and earth remaining central through the cigar. Apostate The Liahona Cigar Details • Size: 6 x 45• Shape: Torpedo• Wrapper: Ecuadorian Connecticut• Binder: Mexican San Andrés• Filler: Dominican Republic and Paraguay• Origin: Dominican Republic• Strength: Mild-Medium• Construction: Handmade• Factory: Tabacalera Palma• Manufacturer: Apostate Cigars What is the flavor profile of Apostate The Liahona? Apostate The Liahona has a documented flavor profile of creamy toasted cedar, dry earth, black pepper, and dry hay. Some tastings also identify sweet tobacco, musty wood, and restrained earth. What size is Apostate The Liahona? Apostate The Liahona measures 6 inches long with a 45 ring gauge. It is made in a tapered Torpedo vitola rather than a straight-sided parejo format. What wrapper does Apostate The Liahona use? Apostate The Liahona uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper. The wrapper is paired with a Mexican San Andrés binder. What tobaccos are used in Apostate The Liahona? The blend combines an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper and Mexican San Andrés binder with fillers from the Dominican Republic and Paraguay. These components are used in the 6 x 45 Torpedo format. Where is Apostate The Liahona made? Apostate The Liahona is made in the Dominican Republic at Tabacalera Palma. Apostate Cigars produces this blend in its core portfolio. How strong is Apostate The Liahona? Apostate The Liahona is classified as mild-medium in strength. Its profile emphasizes cedar, earth, and restrained pepper rather than high intensity. What does the name Liahona refer to? Liahona is a scriptural term associated with a compass of divine origin that guided people toward the promised land. Apostate uses the name for this Torpedo-format blend.