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Size: Double Churchill (7.0"x58)
Type: Box of 24
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Alec Bradley Coyol Double Churchill cigars are named after the Coyol farm in Honduras where a good portion of the long filler tobacco used for this blend were grown. The Coyol farm became the inspiration behind this blend after brand owner Alan Rubin fell in love with the aroma, quality, and taste of these rare tobaccos. To create these artisanal beauties, Alec Bradley u...
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Alec Bradley Coyol

Alec Bradley Coyol

Alec Bradley Coyol
Aaah the lancero. What a pleasant shape. In this case, a very good Honduran cigar with a medium body mellowed out by it’s narrow shape I find. Very easy to smoke and just a little spice to punch it all out. Lovely!

Alec Bradley Coyol
Cold draw: sweet Cedar, honey 1st: cedar and honey 2nd & 3rd: honey with clove in retrohail and after taste Good creamy smoke throughout, nice draw, good smoke

Alec Bradley Coyol
Malty profile with notes of honey appearing at times. Very smooth draw with a clean pull.

Alec Bradley Coyol
Really enjoyed the cigar. Burn was a little off. Good draw.
Alec Bradley Coyol
Alec Bradley Coyol
Every mild and simple flavor profile.

Alec Bradley Coyol
Hard draw which evened out near the end Malt flavor is best described as a dry lands farm(not negative). Really would like to try again as I think the 1st 3rd having a hard draw affected the rest of the cigar. Overall a good lighter cigar
Alec Bradley Coyol
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