Apostate The Feathered Serpent Pack of 5

Apostate The Feathered Serpent is a 6 1/2 x 46 premium cigar handmade in the Dominican Republic at Tabacalera Palma. It uses a Dominican Corojo Candela wrapper over a Mexican San Andrés binder and Dominican fillers in a Corona Gorda format. Named for Quetzalcoatl, the Mesoamerican feathered-serpent deity, this medium-strength cigar presents a medium-bodied profile. Its documented flavor profile includes floral, nutty, herbal, and creamy notes. Apostate The Feathered Serpent Cigar Details • Size: 6 1/2 x 46• Shape: Corona Gorda• Wrapper: Dominican Corojo Candela• Binder: Mexican San Andrés• Filler: Dominican Republic• Origin: Dominican Republic• Strength: Medium• Body: Medium-bodied• Construction: Handmade• Factory: Tabacalera Palma• Manufacturer: Apostate Cigars What is the flavor profile of Apostate The Feathered Serpent? Apostate The Feathered Serpent has a documented flavor profile of floral, nutty, herbal, and creamy notes. It is presented as a medium-bodied Candela cigar rather than a one-dimensional green-wrapper blend. What size is Apostate The Feathered Serpent? Apostate The Feathered Serpent measures 6 1/2 x 46. Its established vitola is Corona Gorda. What wrapper does Apostate The Feathered Serpent use? This cigar uses a Dominican Corojo Candela wrapper. Candela is the green wrapper style that visually distinguishes The Feathered Serpent from most Apostate cigars. What tobaccos are used in Apostate The Feathered Serpent? The blend combines a Dominican Corojo Candela wrapper with a Mexican San Andrés binder and Dominican fillers. The cigar is handmade at Tabacalera Palma in the Dominican Republic. How strong is Apostate The Feathered Serpent? Apostate The Feathered Serpent is classified as medium strength. Its body is separately described as medium-bodied. Where is Apostate The Feathered Serpent made? Apostate The Feathered Serpent is made in the Dominican Republic. Production is handled at Tabacalera Palma in Tamboril. What does the name The Feathered Serpent reference? The name references Quetzalcoatl, a Mesoamerican deity commonly associated with the feathered serpent. The Candela wrapper was selected to complement that serpent-inspired concept.