Apostate The Sword Of Laban Bundle of 12

Apostate The Sword of Laban is a 7 1/4 x 47 Churchill handcrafted at Tabacalera Palma in the Dominican Republic. It features an Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper over a Mexican San Andrés binder and Dominican filler tobaccos, creating a refined expression of Corojo in a long, traditional Churchill format. The Sword of Laban represents what Apostate calls the softer side of Corojo. Rather than emphasizing raw strength, the blend is designed around balance and subtle complexity, allowing the character of the Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper to develop gradually throughout the extended 7 1/4-inch smoke. Apostate The Sword of Laban Cigar Details Size: 7 1/4 x 47 Shape: Churchill Wrapper: Ecuadorian Corojo Binder: Mexican San Andrés Filler: Dominican Republic Origin: Dominican Republic Strength: Medium Factory: Tabacalera Palma Line: Apostate The Sword of Laban What is the flavor profile of Apostate The Sword of Laban? The Sword of Laban offers a smooth, nuanced Corojo profile with characteristics that can include roasted nuts, leather, cocoa, gentle spice and natural sweetness. The Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper provides much of the cigar's character while the Mexican San Andrés binder and Dominican filler add richness and depth. What makes Apostate The Sword of Laban different? The Sword of Laban is designed to showcase the softer side of Corojo. Apostate recommends enjoying the cigar slowly, allowing its more subtle characteristics to develop rather than approaching it as an aggressive or particularly powerful Corojo blend. What size is Apostate The Sword of Laban? Apostate The Sword of Laban measures 7 1/4 inches long with a 47 ring gauge. Its long and relatively slender Churchill dimensions provide an extended smoking format while keeping the ring gauge below many modern Toro and Gordo cigars. What is the difference between The Sword of Laban and The Sword of Laban Petite Corona? The original Sword of Laban is a 7 1/4 x 47 Churchill, while The Sword of Laban Petite Corona measures 4 1/2 x 44 and is part of The Eight Witnesses collection. Both showcase the same core Ecuadorian Corojo, Mexican San Andrés and Dominican tobacco combination, but the Petite Corona offers it in a substantially shorter format. Why is it called The Sword of Laban? The name comes from the Sword of Laban in the Book of Mormon. Apostate uses references connected to the founders' religious background throughout its cigar names and branding, making The Sword of Laban part of the larger storytelling behind the Apostate portfolio.